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The Perfectly Behaved Gentleman : Sage Advice for the Well-rounded Man by Robert O'Byrne; illustration by Lord Dunsby is a business book available to read on EtoBox.

What is The Perfectly Behaved Gentleman : Sage Advice for the Well-rounded Man about?

Sage advice for the well-rounded man. The path to being a gentleman is filled with obstacles: not only does one have to look the part, but one also has to act the part as well. In todays modern world, where common courtesies are often eschewed in favor of gruff, loutish behavior, its more important than ever to remember the famous adage by William of Wykeham: Manners maketh man. Robert OByrne teaches the aspiring gentleman how to handle any occasion, whether it be a social engagement or something more formal, allowing him to present a sophisticated well-behaved front to anyone he may encounter. Say, for example, you are looking for love, well once the chapter on how to treat a lady has been digested you will have potential companions swooning with your charming ways. And once youve found a suitable partner, perhaps you dread the first meeting with her parents? Well fear not, the tips on small talk will have you asking all the right questions and have the in-laws welcoming you into the family with open arms. Or maybe youre worried about how you come across when dealing with important clients at work? Tips on emails, phone manner, leading meetings, and more will ensure you are held i

Who reads The Perfectly Behaved Gentleman : Sage Advice for the Well-rounded Man?

It is typically read by working professionals who need an authoritative practice reference.

Common subject areas: medicine, law, business, engineering.

Author
Robert O'Byrne; illustration by Lord Dunsby
Publisher
London New York Cico Books
Published
2014
Language
EN
ISBN
9781782491613
Category
business
Subjects
Folklore, Business, Philosophy
Rating
4.6 / 5 (8 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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