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A
Crash Course in Asian Business Etiquette
by Angi
Ma Wong
Asian
Business Etiquette:
Bows, Handshakes, and Exchanging Business Cards
This series
will give you the basic information about bowing, handshaking and
the exchange of business cards. These three practices seem to be
the most perplexing of all business and social practices to those
who travel or do business with Asians for the first time. With practice,
you will become more accustomed to doing each of these. The more
adaptable and "quick on your feet" you are, the less likely you
are to be caught off guard. Of course each country varies in style
of greetings. Some of the deepest bows can be found in Japan and
Korea. In China instead of bowing, executives meet with dignified,
respectful and in some cases exuberant handshakes, sometimes in
a combination with a very slight bow.
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Other articles by Angi
The
Significance of Numbers
The
Significance of Colors
Crash Course on Asian Corporate Etiquettes
This
is just part of her 215+ page book, order
your own autographed copy now
through our online bookstore!
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