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What Not To Do

Avoid discussing politics and religion as many people have strong feelings about these topics and if your opinion differs from theirs, an unpleasant argument could ensue.
Tasteless jokes, especially those which target a specific gender, cultural group or sensitive topic, are not funny and may create legal difficulties for you and your employer.
Never bad mouth a current or past employer, or engage in malicious gossip about co-workers.

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How To Make A Good First Impression

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Before meeting business associates in other countries, it is wise to educate yourself on the customs of other cultures and the background of the individuals you will be meeting.

Proper business etiquette

Be on time.
Dress appropriately for an occasion.
Address everyone respectfully, such as by their last name.
Maintain eye contact, but do not stare.
Speak clearly, confidently, and do not rush through your thoughts or sentence...

Good Manners basics

Language. “Please,” “Thank You,” and “You’re Welcome,” demonstrate to others that you value their effort, thought, and/or generosity.
Names. Always address others in business by their title (Mr., Mrs., or Ms.) and their last name, unless they request you use a given nam...