商务礼仪Bussiness etiquette

.,Bussinessetiquette,.,IntroductionetiquetteHandshakeetiquetteDressetiquetteGift-presentingetiquetteTelephoneetiquette,.,Introductionetiquette,.,SimpleexplainationIntroductionetiquetteisveryimportantininterpersonalcommunication.Itincludesself-introductionandintroducingsomeonetoothers.Aperfectintroductioncanleaveadeepimpressiononothers.Atthesametime,ifyouarewell-prepared,agoodintroductioncanalsogiveyouconfidenceandletyoushowyoubest.Thefollowingaresomeaspectsyouneedtopayattentionto.,.,GestureExpressionOrder,.,Gesture,Atfirst,shakinghandswithothers.Yourhandshouldpointtowhoyouwanttointroduce,.,TheEast,.,TheWest,.,Expression,Yououghttosmilewhetherself-introductionorintroductingsomeonetoothers.Facialexpresssionshouldbenature.Besurethatyouareinrelaxedmood.,.,Qrder,Firstly,introduceyourselfSecondly,introduceothersaccordingtopersonsposition,fromlowtohigh.Finally,giveothersbusinesscardbeforeintroduction,.,Handshakeetiquette,.,Briefintroduction,HandshakeetiquetteoriginatedfromtheancientEuropeanstoeachotherthatthehandsofunarmedandshowfriendlymeaning.Subsequentlybecomevogue,prevailinginEuropeandtheUnitedStates.AftertherevolutionofXinHaiChinaalsoseemceremony.Intodaysbusinesscontacts,ahandshakeisthemostcommonlyusedmeetingetiquette,.,Thehandshaketime,Beintroducedlater,hadbetternotimmediatelytaketheinitiativetoreachoutandtoactoneachothersidentityandreaction.,.,Thehandshakesequence,Handshakeprinciples:venerabletopBetweentheupperandthelower,thehigherthefirsthandBetweenmenandwomen,womenprefLongamongtheyoungergeneration,theelderhandfirstAtthesamelevelbetweenpeers,regardlessofthesequenceWhenshakinghandswithguestandhost,hisorderisdifferent1.Greettheguests,themasterfirsthand2.Bidfarewelltotheguests,theguestsfirsthand,.,Handshakemethod,Handshakemustuserighthand,anditisconventionalizedpolitenessToholdthehand,thetimeis13seconds.Ofcourse,tootighttoshakehands,orpartonlyusefingercarelesslymeetingeachothershandisnotpoliteShakehandswhentheeyesshouldbewatchingeachother,smileorsayhello,peopleatthesametimehandshakeshouldorder,avoidcrossshakeDontwearsunglasses,hat,glovestoshakehands,exceptforspecialcases.,.,Dressetiquette,.,Briefintroduction,Clothingisakindofculture,itrepresentsartisticappreciationofanation.Andthecorrectclothingcanalsoreflectpeopleswellspiritualoutlook,culturalaccomplishmentandaesthetictaste.Inpublic,theclothingshouldbedignifiedandmagnanimous.Inparty,theclothingshouldbefashionable.Incasualoccasion,theclothingshouldbenaturalandcomfortable.,.,MensdressWomensdress,.,Mensdress,cleanandtidystandingverystraightshouldnttakeoffcoatleathershoesmatchwithbusinesssuit,.,.,Womensdress,coordinatewithofficestoneandatmospherestablemodellingavoidplicatedcharacter,.,.,Gift-presentingetiquette,.,Inthepracticalinternationalcommercialetiquette,presentingholdsthequiteimportantpositiontofacefrequently.Peoplealwayswouldsendgiftstoeachotherinordertopromotefriendship,expandcommongroundsanddeepencooperation.,Sincethecultureofcountryisdifferent,thekindofpresentsandthewayofpresentingarealsodifferent.,.,KindsApproachesOpportunity,.,Kinds,Thebasicprinciple:catertohispleasure,.,Approaches,Generally,theappropriatewayistopresentgiftsfacetoface.,.,TheEast,.,TheWest,.,Opportunity,TheWestTheEast,Giftsshouldbesendattherightmoment.,.,Customsoftelephene,-answerthephone,.,answerthephone,WeanswerthephonewhenitrangtwotothreesoundIfweanswerthephoneassoonasitrongs,theotherwillfellweareveryanxiousIfweanswerthephonewhenitrongssixtosevensound,theyfellsnotbeingtakenseriously,.,answerwithsmile,theyfeelweareveryenthusiasticourvoicesoundsverycomfortablewhensmile,.,whattosay,sayhellofirstintroduc