Business Dining Etiquette: 5 Tips That Will Save Your Career

I've witnessed hundreds of business meals that make or break careers - and I'm about to share the 5 dining etiquette rules that separate professionals who win from those who get passed over. Financial services firms, global consulting companies, advertising agencies, and tech companies across every industry are using business meals as part of their final interview process - because what happens at the table matters just as much as what happens in the boardroom. One HR executive I know watched countless qualified candidates lose opportunities not because of their credentials, but because of what happened at the dining table. Whether you're a junior or senior executive interviewing for your dream role, pitching to prospects, or entertaining key clients, these strategies will give you the confidence to navigate any business meal with professionalism and respect. Welcome to Boosted – from Unpolished to Promoted. I'm Trina Boos, Founder of Boost Academy of Excellence. As a former recruitment agency CEO who placed thousands of professionals, I now train emerging leaders on the workplace skills that actually get you promoted. In each episode, you'll get actionable tips to build your professional presence and advance your career through real workplace scenarios and human stories. We'll cover the unwritten rules of professional success that nobody teaches you in school. Subscribe for more workplace etiquette tips that actually matter, and drop your biggest dining etiquette question in the comments below. New episodes bi-weekly. Join us and discover the unwritten rules that transform your workplace relationships and open doors.Boosted is brought to you by Boost Academy of Excellence (boostacademyofexcellence.com).Music by: In the CitySpecial thanks to: Shahin Nezhad and Sina Sabouri (advisors)Check out our upcoming live dining experience, The Art of Influential Dining: https://www.showpass.com/art-of-influential-dining/

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