Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
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China<br />
Greetings, titles, business cards<br />
• Handshake when greeting and departing, sometimes<br />
accompanied by a nod of the head.<br />
• Titles are very important and it is best to address<br />
people directly by using their professional title, or Mr.,<br />
Mrs., or Miss.<br />
• It is a good idea to translate one side of your business<br />
card into Chinese.<br />
• Present your business card with both hands, with the<br />
Chinese side facing the recipient.<br />
• When receiving business cards, examine them carefully<br />
to show interest. Never write on or fold a business card<br />
you are given.<br />
• Never put a card in your wallet or pocket. Carry a small<br />
card case.