If you're a corporate DJ, it's important to understand the proper etiquette to ensure a successful event. In this video, we will go over the dos and don'ts of being a corporate DJ, including tips on dressing professionally, arriving early, being respectful and courteous to all guests and clients, playing appropriate music, taking requests, having a backup plan, and providing high-quality sound and lighting. We will also discuss what not to do as a corporate DJ, such as playing explicit or offensive music, drinking or using drugs during the event, making inappropriate jokes or comments, and being disorganized or unprepared. Whether you're new to corporate DJing or a seasoned professional, this video will provide valuable insights on how to conduct yourself at corporate events and ensure a successful and memorable experience for all attendees.

Corporate DJ Dos:

1. Dress professionally and appropriately for the event.
2. Be punctual and arrive early to set up your equipment.
3. Be respectful and courteous to all guests and clients.
4. Play appropriate music that matches the tone of the event.
5. Keep the volume at a level that allows guests to comfortably socialize.
6. Be prepared to take requests and adjust the music accordingly.
7. Have a backup plan in case of technical difficulties.
8. Announce any important announcements or events during the evening.
9. Maintain a clean and organized setup throughout the event.
10. Provide a high-quality sound and lighting system.

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