Etiquette for Residents, Travelers, and Potential Immigrants to English-speaking Countries

Our position and progress in life depends on how we interact with other people. Many well-educated professional people cannot even find a job because of a lack of proper manners. This book gives a concise review of typical behavior of people living in Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and the United States, with references to other European. It is invaluable to these who want to travel to these countries and especially to these who plan to start a new life as immigrants in any of these countries. Also, current residence in an English-speaking country does not guarantee that one’s behavior and manners is sufficiently attuned to propel one to the desired degree of progress in one’s life. One hour or two spent on reading this book will help you to obtain a background that may change the results of your efforts and improve your situation. Topics in this self help guide include: dressing for success, common courtesies, manners, greetings, job interview, professional behavior, political correctness, public events, addressing people, body language, gestures, table manners, bodily functions, driving.