国际商务礼仪（英文版）（第二版）Chapter_12_An_Overview_of_International_Business_Etiquette_in_Different_Countries_and_Regions教材教学课件.pptVIP

Chapter 12 An Overview of International Business Etiquette in Different Countries and Regions;Learning objectives ;Business etiquette in the US; Business dressing Business hours Punctuality! Greetings and introductions ;Business etiquette in Asia;India;Other Asian regions and countries;Business Etiquette in Europe;Handshakes Names and business cards Meetings Business attire Dining and entertaining;Business Etiquette in Latin America;Handshakes Names and titles Business attire Dining and entertaining Gifts Social taboos ;Social taboos The sign for “OK” formed by your forefinger and thumb is offensive in Brazil. Putting your hands on your hips is a gesture signaling a challenge in Argentina, and putting your feet on the table is rude. Raising your fist to head level is a gesture associated with Communism in Chile. Putting your hands in your pockets is rude in Mexico.;Case Studies; Tom Slides, an American businessman, is flying to Tokyo for a business meeting. At the Washington firm, a group of Japanese businessmen who came for a meeting on a Friday found a room full of casually dressed people.;Questions for discussion 1) Why does the businessman in the first case think that his casual dress may have eroded his authority and credibility as a business partner? 2) In the second case, what could happen if the Japanese found that the room they just retreated from was the right office for the meeting? 3) What do you learn from the two cases?;Team project;THANKS