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Las Vegas Corporate Party Etiquette

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Alexander Jokinsky
Las Vegas Corporate Party Etiquette

The holidays are here and that means your company’s corporate holiday party is right around the corner. After a hard, challenging year at office, this party means it’s time to let loose and be yourself, right?

Well, not exactly?

Of course, your corporate party is for full enjoyments, it’s still business- though perhaps not ‘’as usual’’. Here are some fundamental rules to follow:

Limit the Alcohol

If there’s one thing you don’t want to be doing on Monday, it’s regretting whatever it was you said on weekend night. While the party might have an open bar, it’s a good idea to maintain moderation. Believe me; you don’t want to be dodging those looks come Monday.

Keep your Dress Modest

Your corporate night isn’t a New Year Bash with your best friends. Remember that when you’re dressing for the party, while you might be tempted to dress extra sexy. However, you will likely be talking to your boss and senior management at the event, keep your image professional. A top DJ in Las Vegas will dress up himself in a tailored suit or tuxedo for a professional corporate event.

Check the Guest List

If your party is strictly for plus-ones and you show up with your husband or wife, parents, and nephew, things could get pretty awkward fast. Make sure you know to whom you can bring to the party- and who should stay home.

Leave in a ‘Timely’ Fashion

If you really don’t want to attend the party even after they have called the best DJ in Las Vegas Nevada, don’t make it obvious, show up and spend a respectable amount of time at the party. On the other side, if you’re living it up, don’t be the person who shuts down the place. Take some social cues and leave when it feels the right time.

Give Heartfelt Thanks

While you enjoy the corporate holiday party in Vegas, take note to offer a special thanks to your CEO or Team Head of Human Resources- whoever was in charge of or is paying for the party. Be sure to specifically complement one or two things you loved about the party, like a great DJ from Las Vegas Nevada, an amazing band or a delightful dinner.

Participate in Embarrassing Activities

Even if you don’t want to get drunk and embarrass yourself in the party, it's okay to get into the self-deprecating spirit when appreciate. For example, if an anchor hosts a karaoke competition, participate in to boost morale and show solidarity. So definitely practice up on your famous rendition of ‘Tears for Fears’’, ‘’Head Over Heels’’.

Hope you understand important etiquettes for a corporate party. If you’re a Las Vegas corporate holiday party pro? Give us more tips and rules to follow!

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