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From KMOX News Radio 1120 – June 08, 2018 – 9:26 am ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – The attitude around the office is changing, both good and bad. This is National Business Etiquette Week and Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs of ‘Polished–Communications and Professional Development’ says manners still matter. In this age

Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs with Polished talks about Exuding Confidence with KMOV Channel 4. CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO

PSOW Blog Meet Nancy Imbs, “PSOW Walk of Fame” STAR Guest Blogger – Tuesday, June 05, 2018 In honor of National Business Etiquette Week (NBEW) June 3-9, 2018, we wanted to take this opportunity to provide a better understanding of our graduates and the amazing things they

Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs with Polished talks about Workplace Etiquette with KMOV4. CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO

With busy lives, it’s a challenge juggling a career and family responsibilities let alone find time to volunteer. You may feel that adding one more commitment to your never-ending to-do list is daunting and exhausting and not going to happen. However, if volunteering is something you’re not

Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs with Polished talks about Cyber Etiquette with KMOV4. CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO

by Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs published in American Society of Administrative Professionals How would you feel if people associated you with the following traits: respectful; credible; kind; problem solver; confident; dependable; and focused? You, no doubt, would feel good! These are powerful words any individual would want described

Polished founder, Nancy Imbs, was recently interviewed by KTRS Big 550 St. Louis Radio. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN!

Nancy Imbs discusses first impressions on KMOV’s Ask the Expert. CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO

by Nancy Scnoebelen Imbs Published in American Society of Administrative Professionals To err is human. We all make mistakes, even the best writers. Proofreading allows us to take a laser-approach to our writing — word by word, paragraph by paragraph, from start to finish. Ensuring your copy