19 Points For Attention On Business Trip To The US

"On a business trip to the United States" Generality There are 6 points in cultural considerations:

(1) Be sensitive to where you can and cannot smoke. Many businesses, and smoke., and to observe where to smoke and where not to smoke. Many shops, restaurants and public places do not smoke.

(2) A short, informal thank you note is the most appropriate way appropriate, "the", "the", "the", "the", "the", "the best wishes". Be a guest You can bring gifts like flowers and wine, and the host will be happy, but gifts are not essential.

(3) Americans will often open gifts immediately upon receipt (when Americans receive gifts, they usually open at once).

(4) You are not obliged to accept food or drinks offered at, drinks - - - "-", ",", "", "" at will The owner usually doesn't offer advice on his own initiative. You can pick up the right amount of food and drink according to your needs.

(5) People often exchange compliments, and often use this as a way, as (people tend to compliment each other as the beginning of conversation).

(6) Americans often give and receive items using only one hand (Americans deliver things, accept things with one hand).

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(8) People form lines pay for items in stores, buy theatre tickets, the theatre of the buy, and the people who are buying things in the shops, buying tickets at the theatre, entering the clubhouse, and taking public transport, all need to line up. Even if the team is informal or there is no queuing at all, people still follow the order that comes first. Don't play or jam.

There are 11 points for attention in business culture:

(1) Americans shake hands during business Introductions (first time in business contacts, Americans usually shake hands).

(2) Business cards are not always exchanged immediately upon meeting. They are, They, and not necessarily at the beginning of the meeting to exchange business cards, usually in confirmation of the need to continue to contact the exchange of business cards.

(3) Punctuality is important (punctuality is very important).

(4) Expect traffic delays in large cities and surrounding suburbs, especially in the "," 0700, 0900, 1600, 1900. and 1900., respectively. The specific peak moments in each city are different. Please pay attention to the local Americans.

(5) Business meetings over lunch are commonplace (business luncheon is very common).

(6) Breakfast meetings can start as early as 7 AM (breakfast meeting may begin at 7 o'clock).

(7) When meeting for the first time, address the person by relevant title (MP, MD, MD)), the first meeting of the first time with an American, called the surname of the other person with a gentleman, miss, woman or doctor. Many Americans will suggest you call their names after they meet for the first time.

(8) Business gifts are discouraged by the law. Small gifts for business, gifts, and the business rules are not presented. Small gifts are acceptable during the holidays from November to January.

(9) Negotiations and business in general is done rather quickly as compared, as, and the negotiations and business are usually completed in a relatively short time compared with other countries.

(10) Small talk may occur prior to business discussions, but is often limited (before formal negotiations, the two sides often say "hello", but the topic is limited)

(11) Sitting with legs crossed, knee over knee, is not considered rude. rude., and the two legs crossed and legs are very common, acceptable and not rude.