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BUSINESS LUNCH: THE DOS AND DON'TS YOU SHOULD BEAR IN MIND
UNIQUE TIMES
|August - September 2025
As India's business landscape grows by leaps and bounds, riding on the wings of a rapidly expanding young population and urbanisation, the number of young men and women swelling the ranks of honchos, and CEOs and top-level executives is also on the rise.
Being part of this creamy layer requires certain changes in behavior, grooming and etiquette as board meetings and business dinners become the order of the day. We will have a look at what to bear in mind while attending a business lunch or dinner.
Every gesture counts
For all business lunches or dinners, the host is at the head of the table and the esteemed guests sit next to him or her, away from the door. Make sure that you unfold the napkin after being seated and spread it on your lap. Use it discreetly to dab your lips when the sauces or food particle make an unwelcome entry on your lips or chin. In case you wish to use the restroom in between, place the napkin on the chair to indicate that you will be back soon. Once lunch or dinner is over, fold the napkin and place it on the left.
While the food is being served, wait patiently for your turn. Ensure that others are served before you begin to place whatever you want on your plate. Take care to ensure that you do not overload your platter. Remember to start eating once the senior-most person at the table is served and has started to dig in.
Stare at your plate, not the phone
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