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About: Rosalinda
Rosalinda Oropeza Randall, Social Skills, Communication Skills, Business Etiquette Expert, Media Source, and author of “Don’t Burp in the Boardroom. Presentations are available to support HR policies and harassment compliance, address concerns, or to avert potential inclinations - Up and coming managers - Millennials - Interns - New-hire orientation process - Layoffs to help prepare them for interviews - Professional development events or conferences - College/university students - Athletes on public behavior - Actors to prepare for roles - NEW! Attorneys; polish client's professional presence for a court appearance. For more information, please contact me via email, or by calling 650.871.6200 before a dilemma turns into front page news.
Recent Posts by Rosalinda
Comparing Your Child to Others
When your coworker compares her child to yours, can it be considered borderline bullying?
Q: I have a coworker who is always finding ways to compare her child to mine. We both have boys that are about one year apart. She inquires about his height, whether he knows how to (insert her child's latest...8 Drama Free Responses to 8 Common Workplace Situations
Awkward business-related situations cannot be avoided. How you respond will either bring on the drama, or deflect it.
Here are 8 common workplace situations with 8 drama-free responses:- You realize that you were wrong. Apologize. (For some people, apologizing is a painful process. Remember that a genuine apology does not require a lot of...
Who Gets the Airplane Armrest
Who gets the airplane armrest?
Is it the person in the middle seat?
There have been in-the-air battles over who gets the airplane armrest. On a recent flight I boarded last, knowing I had a reserved window seat. The woman in the middle seat had claimed and was firmly holding her position—both elbows...I Overheard My Coworkers Talking About Me
When you've got something confidential to say, find a private setting. If you've got something unfavorable to say about a coworker or boss, keep it to yourself.
What do you do when you overhear a conversation that involves you?Picture it, you're walking down the hall and as you approach the conference room you overhear...
12 Ways to Improve Your Online Engagement
Improve online engagement; how you connect, reply, and what you share can help or hinder your image and potential relationships.
When a potential employer sees the astounding number of contacts you have, they don't think, "Ooh, he's popular, let's hire him." They are looking for the bigger picture. Your online image includes...12 Ways to Respond to Personal Questions
Responding to personal questions requires communication and social skills.
Tell me about...I politely replied, "I'd rather not talk about that."
Okay, I agree, that was not assertive. But should a person have to be? In this case, yes. They pressed and pressed, "Come on, you can tell us..." Exasperated, I broke down and spilled the...
4 Reasons to Stop Using The “f” Word At Work
4 Reasons to Stop Using the "f" word at work, at home, in public...
The "f" word has lost its impact.
Saying the "f" word used to raise eyebrows, especially if it was overheard in public. People would make conclusions about the type of person you were; shady, common, or at the very least, lacking...5 Etiquette Rules for Attending a Seminar
