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When it comes to international business, the one thing you need
to remember is that you will be dealing with new cultures or
with people from other cultures. While your focus is always
on getting the job done, knowing a little international
business etiquette is going to go a long way.
So here are some things you should know about international
business before you negotiate:
Always have your business card with you.
Your business card contains everything about you and the
international business you are running. Hence, at an
introduction, it is only appropriate to present a card. Not
only is it a viable way of advertising your services, it
also shows your willingness to do business.
Tailor your business style with the culture you’re dealing
with.
As previously mentioned, dealing with different cultures is
an unavoidable consequence of international business. As
such, you need to conform your business style to that of the
business organization or company you are dealing with.
Sometimes, the direct approach will work best.
For instance, Australians are more responsive to
straightforward presentations as their culture has taught
them to value directness, with emphasis on both the positive
and negative outcomes. However, the same cannot be said of
Chinese business people who largely rely on subjective
feelings and personal experiences in forming opinions and
solving problems rather empirical evidences.
As an international business, keep in mind that the
differences in culture will often call for different
business approaches.
Dress to succeed.
No matter what country you are dealing with, the general
rule in business attire is to wear tasteful clothing that is
neither too flashy nor too casual. Some businesses may allow
casual wear. However, when in doubt, it is best to err on
the formal side.
For women, the standard attire may be business suits or
dresses. Conservative is the name of the game. Pantsuits, in
classic styles, are also acceptable. Pay attention to where
the business meeting is set. Rural areas or small towns tend
to favor less formal business clothes.
Making appointments.
Having a contact set up a meeting for you will help you get
an appointment. Key decision makers in businesses are often
hard to reach without the right connections. But some
business cultures would prefer personal relationship to the
superficial business entries.
Of course, being on time for appointments is a sign of good
manners and respect you afford the person you are meeting
with. Therefore, punctuality should always be a priority.
This applies even if the person you are meeting with shows
up a little late.
There are some countries that prefer mornings as appropriate
times to set up appointments. But take note of some other
countries like the Philippines and Mexico that consider mid
mornings to mid afternoons as proper times for meetings.
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