Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
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Greetings, titles, business cards<br />
• A firm handshake is acceptable in most situations, and a<br />
nod of acknowledgment tends to be acceptable as well.<br />
• Men should wait for women to extend their hand first.<br />
• Address people directly by using Mr., “Batano” or Mrs.,<br />
“Qalbatano”, followed by the surname.<br />
• There is no specific protocol surrounding the giving and<br />
receiving of business cards. It is always best to treat the<br />
card with respect.<br />
Gift giving<br />
• Gifts are always well received, though not necessarily<br />
expected. They do not need to be much; i.e. a box of<br />
chocolates is always appreciated.<br />
• If you are invited to someone's house it is always nice to<br />
bring something. Flowers (odd numbers only), chocolate,<br />
wine or spirits are acceptable.<br />
• Gifts are not opened in front of the giver.