Business Etiquette Made Easy

Crowned “the picture of grace” by Vogue magazine, the founder of The Plaza Hotel’s Finishing Program spills her insider tips on how to achieve an upper edge in your career.
 
Etiquette expert Myka Meier has coached thousands of business professionals and worked with internal human resources and hiring departments of some of the most successful Fortune 100 companies to learn what it takes to be the best in business. It may surprise you to learn that etiquette is what differentiates you from everyone else, and Business Etiquette Made Easy shows you how to put your best professional foot forward.
 
Whether you’re just entering the workforce or have been working for many years and want to revamp your image, Myka shares practical tips that are simple to incorporate into your everyday business life. Through easy-to-follow chapters, you’ll learn how to:

• Master resumes and interviews at any level
• Dress like a polished professional
• Make a great first impression
• Network like a pro
• Have superb business dining table manners
• And much, much more!

Perfect for a recent college graduate as well as those looking to climb the ladder in their respective jobs or industries, Business Etiquette Made Easy is an essential read for any working professional.

Myka Meier is an entrepreneur and business etiquette coach with formal training at some of the world’s most prestigious finishing schools. She founded Beaumont Etiquette and co-founded The Plaza Hotel’s Finishing Program to bring a fresh and relatable perspective to modern manners. Myka travels the country as a keynote speaker, teaching business professionals what it takes to be the best in their industries, and resides in New York City with her Swiss husband and daughter.

"Meier isn't your grandmother's etiquette teacher."
—Elle Decor

"America's queen of good manners."
—The Times Magazine

"Myka Meier, one of the most flawlessly presented and impeccably mannered women."
—The New York Post

"The picture of grace."
—Vogue magazine

"The Queen of Etiquette."
—the Daily Mail