Sharon says...

When leaving the table, place your napkin on either the arm or back of your chair. It indicates to your wait person that you are returning.

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Learn how Etiquette Trainer Sharon Hill motivates, inspires and teaches others how to be more professional, how to be employable and how to manage diversity in the workplace.

Managing Workplace Diversity

Managing Workplace Diversity

From Student to Professional

From Student to Professional

Improve Employee Behavior

Improve Employee Behavior

Etiquette for the Student Athlete

Etiquette for the Student Athlete

Multigenerational Workplaces

Multigenerational Workplaces

Etiquette Expert, Sharon Hill

Etiquette Expert, Sharon Hill

Respect Your Server

Respect Your Server

Napkin Etiquette

Napkin Etiquette

Pump Up Your Professionalism

Pump Up Your Professionalism

NBC 17 Interview

NBC 17 Interview


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