1. Don't ask a visitor, "Will you take something?", what do you expect him to say? "Yes?", common you wouldn't say so if it were you. Rather ask, "What can I offer you?". Don't let him keep guessing. You can add, "I have soft drink, fruit juice ..." 2. Don't speak an unfamiliar language with someone while you are with a group of persons. If there's something you wouldn't want everyone to hear, you can excuse yourselves and talk privately. 3. Don't use your phone while you are in a meeting and someone is speaking. They'll appreciate your undivided attention, and it gives them a mind that you are not courtesous when you operate your mobile while they are talking. If you must do so, excuse yourself and attend to your phone outside. Else, give them your undivided attention. 4. Don't pretend you don't care when you do. Don't die in silence. If you're not comfortable with s
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