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Business Etiquette in America Culture Values Topics Covered Greetings Punctuality Business attire Gift giving Business dining Communication and negotiations Professional titles and business cards Case Studies on Punctuality Professor Nell enjoys teaching and invites his students to his home to celebrate the end of the semester with him and his wife. He asks them to come for dessert and coffee at 3:00 in the afternoon. At 2:30, the doorbell rings, and Mrs. Nell, not yet ready to receive her guests---opens the door to find her husband’s Korean students standing there. Flustered, Mrs. Nell ushers them in. What can be drawn ? What should I wear ? Tips for women Dark conservative suit. Two piece 1 or 2 button jacket and knee length skirt. White or light colored long sleeved blouse that is not sheer. Black well polished shoes with 1 to 1? inch heels. Natural tone or sheer black pantyhose. Limited conservative jewelry. Jewelry – No bracelets or large rings. Tips for men Conservative dark suit, navy blue or medium to dark gray. Long sleeved blue or white shirt. Black dress socks Dark polished shoes and matching belt Business dining Communications and  Negotiations Professional Titles and Business Cards Business etiquette in British Topics covered Greetings Punctuality Business attire Gift giving Communication and negotiations Tips and taboos Business attire For men Black, navy blue, or gray business suits It is not appropriate to wear a striped tie For women Business suits in the same color conservative blouses or dresses Gift giving It is not customary to present English professionals with gifts at an initial meeting. Lilies should be avoided Make sure that gifts are especially presentable and neatly wrapped. At Negotiations Begin and end with a few minutes of small talk Dont be too aggressive or persuasive The final decision for deals are made by the senior executives. At Meetings Schedu