G Block International Business James M
This blog is for Honors International Business
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What Is A Handshake
Japan:
Meeting:
A formal bow for a greeting in Japan
A formal bow for a greeting in Japan
Departure:
Saying Sayonara informally or "Bai-Bai"
Accepting A Gift:
Gifts are exchanged throughout the year but specifically in the beginning or the mid-year. Gifts are accepted with both hands.
Lesotho:
Meeting:All verbal with a slight nod of the head
Departure:
Just fine saying goodbye since English is the national language
Accepting A Gift:
Accepting a gift is usually frowned upon and not customary
Exchanging Business Cards:
Like accepting gifts this is frowned upon
Uzbekistan:
Meeting:
Take souvenirs or sweets for children of the owner of the house. Hand shaking is usually only for the men.
it is common to ask about health, family, and state of affairs at work and at home
Take souvenirs or sweets for children of the owner of the house. Hand shaking is usually only for the men.
it is common to ask about health, family, and state of affairs at work and at home
Departure:
Accepting A Gift:
If you are accepting a gift be sure to return a gift to whoever in the near future
Exchanging Business Cards:
It is forbidden upon to exchange buisiness cards
Thursday, October 6, 2016
TWN 10/6
Japan:
1 yen to 0.0096 USD
Germany:
1 Euro to 1.12 USD
Hong Kong:
1 Hong Kong Dollar to 0.13 USD
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