Discover what your teachers, nanny, professors, and parents may have forgotten to tell you!
 
 
The secrets to career success and “nailing” the interview are well
known: You have probably heard it again and again…” Have a good handshake”, “Make Good Eye Contact”, remember to “Dress for Success”. Sound familiar?  It’s all true!
    
                   
What makes us different is that we are here to show you: EXACTLY HOW to have a World-Class Handshake,
WHERE do you actually look at someone to make good eye contact and HOW LONG should you look at them without looking like a lunatic?
    
   
We’ll show you the specifics of how to succeed at those general “Meet and greet” events.  
 
We will help you answer questions such as:
• Where am I supposed to put my nametag?
• What do you do when you have a plate and a glass in     each hand when you meet someone?
• Who does the introducing and when?
• Why do I have to make small talk and what’s the point?
• How do I make small talk without looking small?
• How can I make a great first impression?
• Where should I go when I enter a room full of people?		    
 
Contact us for more information or to schedule your training today!

“Engineering” Etiquette
  
 
Our extensive background at EPIC has been “engineered” to understand where you are coming from as a student or new graduate and can help you get where you want to go as a professional.
  
 
 
As an EPIC partner with over 20 years experience in the information technology arena, Kevin Pietzsch provides the “front-line” know-how.
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Kevin works as a Technical Consultant for EMC Corporation and has worked with other industry leaders, including Oracle and Sun Microsystems.
   
 
Denise Pietzsch has worked as a Trainer, Development Director, and Program Coordinator, among her varied jobs. She is certified as a Corporate and International Protocol Consultant through the Protocol School of Washington®. Denise comes from a family of successful engineers and professionals. She feels right at home sharing the finer points of etiquette with you. With this combination of practicality and passion, you can rest assured that your success is our greatest desire.
  
 
“My goal is not to change who you are. My goal is to help you achieve your greatest potential by knowing how to act appropriately and correctly when it matters most to you. I consider myself a “reformed manners mess” and I want to help you learn how to handle any situation with confidence, civility, intelligence, and grace.”
 
~Denise Pietzsch