Compliment etiquette
A compliment is an effective way to make other people feel happy. And it doesn't cost you a thing.
- Context is important. It is not proper to compliment someone's appearance if there's a risk of objectifying them.
- Stick to compliments that really convey someone's social value. For example, praise on a presentation or the way someone handled a difficult client.
- If you have a kind thought that shows respect to the other person, share it.
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