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... Meetings Be punctual to a meeting, although your Mauritian counterpart may be late. If you are running late, advise your Mauritian counterpart. Shake hands with each person present at the start of a meeting. A nod of acknowledgement accompanied by a verbal ...
... Meetings First impressions are important. Present yourself neatly, stylishly and professionally in a conservative suit. Lateness is more common in Greece; up to 10 minutes is usually acceptable. However, it is fair for you to expect that someone will provi ...
... Meetings Give at least two weeks’ notice if you are arranging a meeting in Sweden. Usually, business cards are offered at the commencement of a meeting. When addressing your Swedish counterpart, don’t hesitate to use their first names rather than their sur ...
... Meetings It is a good idea to arrive on time. However, consider that you may be kept waiting as Pakistanis may not always start meeting proceedings punctually. Wait to be introduced to everyone present by a host or third-party intermediary ...
... Meetings Meeting structures are not very rigid. While there may be an agenda, it serves more as a guideline for the discussion. The initial meeting is generally scheduled as introductions. It may be between yourself and a middle manager rather than the act ...
... Meetings Make sure to greet everyone appropriately when you arrive (see Greetings). Be aware that meetings may not commence or finish according to schedule. Meeting agendas may be interrupted by the prayer sessions of practising Muslims. If you know your S ...
... Meetings Appointments are necessary and should be made at least two weeks in advance. Avoid scheduling meetings in August (the month of summer vacation) or on workdays next to a public holiday. Common ways to make an appointment are in writing or by teleph ...
... Relationship Oriented Personal relationships play a large role in Burmese business culture. Third-party introductions are almost a necessity, as Burmese prefer to work with those whom they know and trust. Trust is key to good business and ...
... Meetings Business meetings should be scheduled several days in advance, with the purpose and objectives communicated beforehand. It is considered good practice to share a written agenda with participants prior to the meeting. Punctuality is highly valued i ...
... Meetings It is important to be punctual. You can expect a Filipino to be on time when the appointment is business-related. Expect people to defer decision making to those in higher ranking positions. Negotiations often progress slowly as F ...
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