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Professional Presence

Jamie Paulsen

Created on November 3, 2025

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Professional Presence

Etiquette and Excellence for Emerging Professionals

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Introduction

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Course Objectives

After completing this course you should be able to :

  • Apply workplace communication best practices.
  • Demonstrate digital responsibility and professional conduct.
  • Develop and sustain professional connections
  • Demonstrate professionalism in the office place through appropriate attire, respecting diversity and boundaries, practicing digital etiquette and attending and leading effective meetings.

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Safeguarding Sensitive Information
Email and Letter Writing Essentials
Workplace Communication Guidelines

Workplace Communication Guidelines

After completing this lesson you will be able to:
  • Identify the most appropriate form of communication to use in a given professional situation.
  • Utilize communication best practices in your day-to-day work.
  • Compose professional written communication.
Using AI Responsibly at Work
Developing and Sustaining Professional Connections
Responsible Social Media Communication

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Taylor sends a message full of slang and emojis to the project manager: ‘Yo, what’s up? 😎 Just checking in!’

Do

Don't

Chris gossips about another team member’s mistakes during lunch

Taylor replies only to the person who asked for clarification instead of hitting ‘Reply All.

Sam uses ‘Reply All’ to confirm a lunch plan with only one person on the email chain.

A manager emails about an urgent equipment failure instead of calling, causing unnecessary downtime.

Jordan calmly explains a scheduling conflict to their supervisor using a respectful tone, even though they’re frustrated.

CheckAnswers

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Instructions

Email and Letter Writing Essentials
Safeguarding Sensitive Information
Workplace Communication Guidelines

Email and Letter

Writing Essentials

After completing this lesson you will be able to:
  • Manage sensitive and/or private information in alignment with professional best practices.
  • Identify responsible and professional use of social media.
  • Recognize appropriate uses of AI at work.
Using AI Responsibly at Work
Developing and Sustaining Professional Connections
Responsible Social Media Communication

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Safeguarding Sensitive Information
Email and Letter Writing Essentials

Developing and Sustaining Professional Connections

Workplace Communication Guidelines
After completing this lesson you will be able to:
  • Describe the benefits of both internal and external networking.
  • Describe the importance of professional relationships including maintaining them and maintaining professional boundaries.
Using AI Responsibly at Work
Developing and Sustaining Professional Connections
Responsible Social Media Communication

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Build Trust
Respect Boundaries
Stay Connected
Safeguarding Sensitive Information

Other Tips and Guidelines

Email and Letter Writing Essentials
Workplace Communication Guidelines
After completing this lesson you will be able to:
  • Plan and prepare for meetings in a professional setting following best practice.
  • Apply digital etiquette best practices to your working environment.
  • Identify appropriate clothing choices to fit the needs of your job and the day.
  • Describe actions to be taken to respect diversity and boundaries in the workplace.
Using AI Responsibly at Work
Developing and Sustaining Professional Connections
Responsible Social Media Communication

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Incorrect

When dealing with sensitive or private data you should obtain permission from the appropriate person within your organization.

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Correct!

Avoid posting on social media to vent about work, coworkers, or clients. If there is an issue you need to discuss reach out to HR or to your manager.

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Incorrect

Avoid posting on social media to vent about work, coworkers, or clients. If there is an issue you need to discuss reach out to HR or to your manager.

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Do:

Taylor sends a message full of slang and emojis to the project manager: ‘Yo, what’s up? 😎 Just checking in!’

Chris gossips about another team member’s mistakes during lunch

Taylor replies only to the person who asked for clarification instead of hitting ‘Reply All.

Sam uses ‘Reply All’ to confirm a lunch plan with only one person on the email chain.

A manager emails about an urgent equipment failure instead of calling, causing unnecessary downtime.

Jordan calmly explains a scheduling conflict to their supervisor using a respectful tone, even though they’re frustrated.

Don't:

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Use AI to support your work, not to replace your judgment. It’s a tool, not a decision-maker. Always verify AI-generated content for accuracy and watch for potential bias.

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Correct!

If you are ever unsure about sharing information, especially with someone outside of the orginization, obtain permission first.

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Incorrect

Use AI to support your work, not to replace your judgment. It’s a tool, not a decision-maker. Always verify AI-generated content for accuracy and watch for potential bias.

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Directions

Read each situation in the center and decide if that is a "Do" or a "Don't". Click and drag that statement to the correct column. Click "Check Answers" to see how you did.

Incorrect

Written communication is appropriate when you’re conveying facts that need to be accurate and documented.

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Correct!

Written communication is best when You’re conveying facts that need to be accurate and documented.

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Incorrect

The subject of an email should be short while still being easy for the reader to know what is contained in the email.

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Correct!

The subject line should be short but specific to what the email contains.

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Incorrect

"Reply All" should only be utilized when the information is necessary and relevent to all on the original email.

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Correct!

"Reply All" should be used when the information is relevent to all included on the original message.

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Sharing useful resources with a short explanation and offering a quick walkthrough fosters collaboration, visibility, and trust.

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Incorrect

Sharing useful resources with a short explanation and offering a quick walkthrough fosters collaboration, visibility, and trust.

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Correct!

Sharing useful resources with a short explanation and offering a quick walkthrough fosters collaboration, visibility, and trust.

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Incorrect

Sharing useful resources with a short explanation and offering a quick walkthrough fosters collaboration, visibility, and trust.

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Incorrect

Minimizing distractions by silencing devices and muting appropriately maintains a respectful virtual environment.

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Correct!

Minimizing distractions by silencing devices and muting appropriately maintains a respectful virtual environment.

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Correct!

Addressing immediate discomfort respectfully, refocusing the meeting, and following up privately supports inclusion and professionalism.

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Incorrect

Addressing immediate discomfort respectfully, refocusing the meeting, and following up privately supports inclusion and professionalism.

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Incorrect

Respecting time away, seeking alternate resources, and waiting to follow up preserves boundaries and professionalism.

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Correct!

Respecting time away, seeking alternate resources, and waiting to follow up preserves boundaries and professionalism.

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