国际商务礼仪握手英文版.pptxVIP

国际商务礼仪握手英文版第1页/共20页 HISTORY OF HANDSHAKING第2页/共20页 meanings of handshaking第3页/共20页 In sports or other competitive activitiesit is also done as a sign of good sportsmanship. Its purpose is to convey trust, balance, and equality.第4页/共20页 In businessShaking hands is considered the standard greeting in business situations.第5页/共20页 FOR LOVERSFOREVERLOYALTYLOVE AndTOGETHER第6页/共20页 MODERN CUSTOMSREJECTION——do notGenerally, it is considered inappropriate, if not outright insulting to the initiator side, to reject a handshake without good reason (such as an injured right hand). 第7页/共20页 FIRM HANDSHAKINGIt is generally expected in Western culture that a handshake should be firm. Weak handshakes are sometimes referred to as limp or cold.第8页/共20页 In some Oriental countries(such as Turkey or the Arabic-speaking Middle East), handshakes arent as strong as in America and Europe. Consequently, a grip which is too firm will be considered as rude.第9页/共20页 In Turkeyoutside business situations, shaking hands is not the standard greeting among men. In casual non-business situations, men will less likely shake hands and among women hardly at all. Kissing each other on the cheek twice is a more common practice第10页/共20页 In EuropeEngland When people meet with each other the first time,they usually shake hands instead of hugging. While on the banquet,guests often shake hands with each other to show respectFranceIn the social occasions,people used to shake hands with the guests.When shaking hands with women,remember that lady first.And women may keep their gloves while shaking hands but not men.RussiaAcquaintances cannot shake hands when meeting.It is considered bad luck to shake hands over the threshould of the doorstep第11页/共20页 When shaking handsDOSSmile to othersWith moderate hardDONTSNot more than three secondsNot to wear glovesUncrossed shakehandsNot to talk while shaking hands第12页/共20页 Both hands or right handFirmly and stronglySoftly and kindly第13页/共20页 TIPSShake hands with a