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TRUE
OR FALSE
- You are at a cocktail reception. The president of your company approaches
while you are talking to a client. "John boss I'd like you to meet Sarah
Client" is a proper introduction.
- You have been invited to the boss's home for dinner. Shortly after
the meal begins you should propose a toast to your hosts, thanking them
for the invitation and the nice meal.
- In Japan, it is polite to pass out your business card when you first
meet someone.
- Your cellular phone rings at a business meal. You should answer it
promptly and excuse yourself to continue the conversation.
- To let the waiter know you do not want more wine, you tap the edge
of the glass with your finger.
- The universally accepted distance between two people when they are
discussing business is three feet.
- Your top client's spouse has passed away. You should arrange
for your company to send flowers.
- You are in a restaurant and your flatware appears to be soiled.
You discreetly replace it with the flatware at the next table and proceed
with the meal.
- In Brazil it is appropriate to send purple flowers as a thank you.
- Dear Sir/Ms. is acceptable as a salutation.
- Important mail should be answered within 48 hours.
- You catch your boss cheating at golf. You should continue with
the game and ignore it.
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