Business Etiquette: Greeting And Greeting

When we greet others, we need to pay attention to the following aspects:

There are two kinds of greetings: different occasions:

Direct formula:

The so-called direct greeting is directly regards greeting as the main content of greeting.

It is suitable for formal communication occasions, especially in the unfamiliar business and social occasions, such as "hello", "Hello everyone" and "good morning".

Form: the so-called indirect greeting is the greeting which is formed by certain conventions, or the topic that can be induced under the prevailing conditions, which mainly applies to the interaction between informal and acquaintances.

For example, "how have you been recently", "busy what" and "where are you going" instead of direct hello?

Greeting is a manifestation of respect, and attention must be paid to attitude.

Initiative: be positive and initiative when greeting her.

Similarly, when others first greet themselves, they must respond immediately, and don't put on an unattainable look.

Passion: be warm, friendly and sincere when greeting her.

No expression, or elongated bitter melon face, indifferent greeting is better than no greeting.

Generous: when you greet her, you must be generous in your initiative and enthusiasm.

Artificiality, exaggeration or nimbler will give people a bad impression of hypocrisy.

And be attentive.

When greeting, smile with a positive visual communication with her to achieve eye, mouth and meaning.

Do not greet the other side, eyes free, looking around, so that the other party will be overwhelmed.

Order of greeting:

In formal occasions, greeting must be in order.

One to one greeting: the greeting between one to one and two people is usually a "greeting from the lower."

That is, the lower or young people first greet the higher or older people.

One to many greetings: if you meet many people at the same time, especially at formal meetings.

At this time, you can greet generically, such as "Hello everyone", and you can also greet one by one.

When a person greets many people one by one, it can be done by "respecting" and "inferiority", "long" and "young" in turn, or by "near" and "distant".