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LVRJ/wbti: Becky Lei's recent accomplishment
by Cheryl Moss and Tiffany Chang*1
It is our pleasure to post the following two E-mails from Becky Lei, Chairperson of EQ Research Committee (EQRC) of Washington Business and Technology Institute (WBTI), to us in the evening on July 19, 2004: 49th Assembly District's Asian Pacific Islander American (APIA)Heritage Month Awards --
Dear Dr. Lei,
Here is the article you requested about social etiquette. Please let me know if it is ok.*3
Becky
LVRJ/wbti: Social Etiquette!
What is etiquette anyway? Webster's Encyclopedic Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language says: "conventional requirements as to social behavior; proprieties of conduct as established in any class or community or for any occasion."
What is graciousness anyway? Webster's again: "disposed to show grace or favor; kind: benevolent; courteous." Yes, yes, yes! We can all do that! We can become kind, benevolent and courteous and it will help us in life! It will pave the way to our success and happiness! I can envision a society where people care about each other and treat each other with graciousness.
I believe so strongly that all social and business situations are about graciousness that I've made it my mission to help as many people as possible to put their best foot forward graciously. I think everyone agrees that having social skills will make us better people, give us more confidence and keep us better connected.
One sure way to learn about social etiquette is try not to make the same mistakes as others. According to a recent study conducted by The Protocol School of Palm Beach, the following are America¡¯s top 10 etiquette pet peeves:
People who make slurping, smacking or clicking noises while eating.
People who conduct private conversations during a meeting.
People who talk on their cell phones in meetings or restaurants.
People who send unsolicited jokes, photos or chain letters over the Internet.
People who constantly interrupt before others have finished talking.
People who don't ¡¯t cover their mouths when coughing, sneezing or yawning.
People who begin eating before everyone at their table has been served.
People who pick their teeth with their fingers or with a toothpick at the table.
People who don't acknowledge a gift with a thank-you note.
People who pile a large amount of food on their plate and don't ¡¯t leave enough food for others.
LVRJ/wbti: Thank you for your interest in knowing more about the award I received
from
Assembly Woman Judy Chu's office. May is the Asian Pacific Island
American
(APIA) Heritage Month.*3 I was being chosen to receive APIA Outstanding
Award
in the field of family. I was being nominated in three categories:
Education, Volunteer and Family. The qualification for the family is:
"This
is a parent or a guardian who deserves to be recognized for the
outstanding
commitment to their family and may have faced adversity but has
overcome
many challenges. It is also a parent or a guardian who strives to
continually empower and educate their children."
I want to thank you for playing an important role in my career and
personal
growth. I really appreciate the friendship, support and encouragement
you
have given me in the past. I want to share this honor with you.
Sincerely yours,
Becky
