Monthly Archives: January 2010
Cross Cultural Etiquette and Manners: China
China: Etiquette and Manners Greet the oldest person first and then the others. Age is respected. Formal greeting includes handshake particularly from the people outside of China. Eye contact may not be necessary while greeting. To start with, address by … Continue reading
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Cross Cultural Etiquette and Manners: UK
United Kingdom (UK): Etiquette and Manners British people are bit on more formal side. Firm shake hand, irrespective of gender, is good. Do it while meeting and leaving. Address with Mr, Mrs or Miss followed by the surname. Do not … Continue reading
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Management Case Studies: The Corporate Blackmailer
(Refer our High Quality Management Encyclopedia “Management Universe” at: http://management-universe.blogspot.com/) The traveler sitting by my side in the aircraft was frantic. Next minute he was buzzing for the air hostess by repeatedly pressing the overhead call button. Then, he lost … Continue reading
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