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Janet Parnes equips professionals with skills that turn conversations into valuable connections and clients.
A graduate of The Protocol School of Washington®, she brings 15 years of experience working with clients from a range of industries including higher education, real estate, STEM, law, and architecture.
Janet’s background in sales and public relations combined with her speaker training, positions her to create a paradigm shift in the way we create meaningful professional connections.
Janet formed her company Janet .L. Parnes, Etiquette Consultant in response to a growing need: we can contact people just about anywhere, anytime-yet, we’re losing the art of making connections. This is costing us, for connections are critical in achieving our career goals.
As a professional storyteller, Janet entertains and educates audiences with tales of missteps, misspeaks, and misunderstandings - some of them her own!
Co-workers who can speak with co-worker about work-related issues, but then hit a brick wall
In a few strokes, we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there's a downside: our skills at making connections with others are fading.
Co-workers who can speak with co-worker about work-related issues, but then hit a brick wall
In a few strokes, we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there's a downside: our skills at making connections with others are fading.
In a few strokes we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there's a downside
In a few strokes we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there's a downside:
In a few strokes we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there’s a downside: our skills at making connections with others are fading. As a result, co-workers tend to act without considering the effects of their actions on each other.
In a few strokes, we can communicate with people just about anywhere; however, there's a downside: our skills at making connections with others are fading.