BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
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In India, businesspeople wink at each other to show understanding.
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In India, the host should always be thanked at the end of the meeting.
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In Mexico, avoiding eye contact is a sign of respect.
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In Mexico, businesspeople always step back to speak to one another.
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Detailed explanation-1: -Suits, ties, dresses, heels–in the business world, Mexicans consistently uphold a polished and professional appearance. Except for casual occasions, men should wear a jacket, tie, and both men and women should dress fashionably, yet conservatively. Most commonly you’ll see navy and dark gray suits.
Detailed explanation-2: -Etiquette requires a handshake, although some Indians may use the namaste, a common greeting involving pressing your palms together with fingers pointing upwards, and accompanied by a slight bow. When entering a business meeting, always greet the most senior person first.
Detailed explanation-3: -Mexican social etiquette often includes more small talk before business. Social custom makes it difficult to say no. Therefore, “yes” does not always mean yes. In conversation, Mexicans emphasize tactful and indirect phrasing, and may be more effusive than Americans with praise and emotional expressions.
Detailed explanation-4: -Mexicans tend to use an indirect communication style, meaning that they are unlikely to openly disagree or refuse to do something.