The New Digital Etiquette: Indians Learn to Navigate Money, Privacy And Communication

Digital communication removes tone, emotion, and body language, but the expectation of politeness remains. As things move quickly, clarity and kindness matter even more.
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9 places you should never use your cellphone, according to etiquette experts

Scientists Studied 'SuperAgers' For 25 Years And Found That They All Have This 1 Habit In Common Appeals court panel upholds ...

People Have Surprisingly Strong Feelings About This 'Rude' Thanksgiving Behavior

Most households have entrenched views about whether it's OK to watch football games during the holiday. Make sure you know ...

Food Service Workers Are Sharing The Worst Customers They’ve Ever Had The Misfortune Of Dealing With, Proving They Really Are Our Strongest Soldiers

"One time on a Sunday, a family thanked me for my donation to their church. When I looked at them with a puzzled expression ...

These Are the Most Common Passwords for Every Generation. Did Yours Make the List?

Resistance to simple security measures crosses the generational divide, according to a new report. Did your password make the ...
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How To Tip At The Nail Salon, According To Experts

The standard tip at a nail salon is 15–20% of the service cost. If you’ve received extra services or special nail art, ...