Be IN THE KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Doing business across borders is very different from doing business across town–subtle and not-so-subtle differences in attitudes and etiquette play a big role.
Did you know?
• A nod doesn’t always mean yes in China; it can mean the Chinese understand you, or it can be just a polite gesture.
• Don’t use your power handshake; the Chinese handshake is generally quite soft.
• Try not to let your impatience get the best of you; many Chinese will use this to their advantage.
In the Know in China helps you:
• Fit right in by understanding local manners, etiquette, and behaviors
• Navigate through everyday life with tips for the whole family
• Get an insider’s perspective on the social and business environment
The book includes a FREE 60-minute CD with the key phrases you need to make a great impression. Это и многое другое вы найдете в книге In the Know in China: The Indispensable Cross-Cultural Guide to Working and Living in China (In the Know (Living Language)) (Jennifer Phillips, Christopher Warnasch)