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Cross Cultural Etiquette and Manners: Singapore
Singapore: Etiquette and Manners Age, hierarchical position or status of a person are important in Singapore business world and society. Group dependence and group harmony are more important than those of an individual in Singapore culture. So, group is more … Continue reading
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Cross Cultural Etiquette and Manners: India
India: Etiquette and Manners Plan your business meetings with your Indian counterparts well in advance in writing and also, over the phone. Try to avoid your meetings around the Indian holidays. Indian climate is hot and not so comfortable particularly … Continue reading
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Cross Cultural Etiquette and Manners: Japan
Japan: Etiquette and Manners Japanese get impressed by the way you dress. So, dress well befitting your status. Men should normally wear dark conservative suit for business and formal meetings. Women should dress conservatively with minimum accessories. Women should avoid … Continue reading
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