Across
- 4. Friendly but professional; casual approach accepted
- 6. Meetings are collaborative and punctual
- 7. Personal relationships valued; meetings may be informal
- 10. Be prepared for lively discussions; formal greetings matter
- 12. Respect for elders and authority in meetings
- 15. Greetings often include handshakes and repeated inquiry about family
- 16. Meetings may start late; polite greetings are key
- 17. Polite and inclusive communication; avoid interrupting
- 18. Avoid saying “no” directly; read nonverbal cues
- 19. Address with titles and last names, formal tone
Down
- 1. Formal introductions; stiff upper lip approach
- 2. Avoid confrontation and public criticism in meetings
- 3. Be punctual and follow the agenda closely
- 5. Direct communication, but consensus is important
- 6. Use both hands when giving business cards
- 8. Respect hierarchy and seniority in meetings
- 9. Firm handshake and direct eye contact expected
- 11. Expect long discussions; negotiations can be tough
- 13. Bow slightly and exchange business cards politely
- 14. Small talk and building relationships before business