Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
Intercultural Business Etiquette
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United Arab Emirates<br />
Greetings, titles, business cards<br />
• You should greet the person with the highest title first<br />
then greet the rest of the people in the room in a<br />
counter-clockwise direction.<br />
• For men, a light handshake is common. Placing your<br />
right hand on your heart or chest after shaking hands is<br />
a show of great respect to the person you are greeting.<br />
• There is little to no touching between men and women<br />
during greetings in public. Women may extend a<br />
sleeve-covered wrist or hand to be shaken. Always wait<br />
for the woman to initiate, if at all.<br />
• When it comes to business cards it is always best to<br />
treat the card with respect.<br />
• Always give and receive cards with the right hand.