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会计学The business etiquette第1页/共24页 France Canada China JapanIn France by 赵丽慧第2页/共24页1.Before the negotiation (1)dressing (2)choosing presents (3)business etiquette2.Negotiation features第3页/共24页 dressing In France, before visiting the company, it is absolutely necessary to make an appointment. And also the dressing should be normal. Usually the conservative business suit is a good choice.Choosing presents第4页/共24页In France, if a man present perfume to a woman ,French will regard him as a over-affectionate man and “ill intentions suspect”. And do not send knives and forks. If you send these things ,the relationship would be cut off. The number of flowers must be single ,but except the unlucky number “13”. Business etiquette第5页/共24页The decision be made slower. In France, We should focus on business etiquette, French taboo “13”,so they don’t live 13 rooms. In addition, they don’t take the 13 seats and even 13 people are not allowed to have dinner together. Negotiation features 第6页/共24页1.Stand is very firm.2.Insist on using French in negotiations.3.Prefer horizontal negotiations.4.Business activities are should not visited during Christmas and Easter. Tipping in Canada by李阳第7页/共24页第8页/共24页TippingIn restaurantsGratuities are seldom included in Canadian restaurants. It is customary to tip approximately 15% on the total bill before tax, 20% for exceptional service. Approximately because tipping is personal and if 10% is your personal choice then tip 10%; but 15% is customary and (rightly or wrongly) expected.Many restaurants may charge an automatic 15% or more gratuity for larger groups. This is up to the individual establishment but is usually applicable to groups of 8 or more. Some restaurants also auto-grat groups from countries that dont normally tip. A tip for calculating the appropriate tip at a restaurant is simply to multiply the 5% GST (Goods and Services Tax) amount shown on the bill by three--three times 5% is 15%. The GST has been replaced by the HS