Across
- 3. The usual attire for executives, regardless of which part of the country they are in.
- 5. Essential for first impressions; making an effort to learn local greetings helps build rapport.
- 6. Good body posture indicates confidence, self respect, and interest in what the other person is saying.
- 7. These are traditional garments expressing identity, often associated with a specific geographic area or period in history.
- 8. What is considered appropriate business attire varies by geographic region, day of the week, and industry.
- 9. In cultures like the Philippines, physical contact is more common, such as greeting with a kiss on the cheek.
- 11. A common practice in many companies where employees are allowed to wear casual clothing.
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- 1. In some Asian cultures, avoiding eye contact is considered polite, especially with superiors.
- 2. A firm handshake is seen as a positive greeting, and the higher ranking person typically initiates it.
- 4. Many Asian cultures value reciprocity and may find it difficult to give or receive compliments.
- 6. The interpretation of touch can vary culturally, ranging from positive to ritualistic, and requires sensitivity.
- 10. The prevention of public embarrassment, important in many Asian cultures.