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... Do’s Consider how you dress and present yourself. Portuguese tend to dress modestly with a sense of qua ...
... Do’s Try to be generous with your time and open to building relationships. Turks often go out of their way to make newcomers feel welcome – for example, extending invitat ...
... Do’s Be respectful of Mauritius’ diversity. Many people feel connected to their ethnic and religious communities and may be offended if this
... Do’s Approach any negative subject with tact and sensitivity. Though Poles may communicate quite frankly, they tend to soften difficult conversations wit ...
... Do’s Show genuine interest in fa’a Samoa (‘the Samoan Way’). Samoans are extremely proud of fa’a Samoa and enjoy explaining its various facets. Oral pre ...
... Do’s Show an Iraqi respect by dressing modestly and remaining sensitive and polite. However, it is okay to be informal and relaxed. Doing so
... Do’s Be sensitive to the experiences that South Sudanese refugees may have endured. There is a high incidence of post-traumatic
... Do’s Respect those who are older than you. Contradicting them, criticising them, disagreeing with them or ignoring them will give them a poor opinion of you. They are like ...
... Do’s Talking at length about your particular speciality or technical skill is generally welcomed. However, be sure not to come across as ...
... Do’s It is important to enquire about a Kenyan’s well-being, family, home, and work whenever you see them to show personal intere ...
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