WIth business travel spreading like wildfire and hosts and guests trying hard to please business associates confusion is order of the day. I was trained to bow to Japanese so when my partner from Japan showed up I bowed and he landed a karate chop on my nose. Seems like he was trying to shake hands. To an American I extended my hands and timing.. timing... timing .. he blasted my hand in the air with a Namaste he was probably trained to do at an Ivy League school. The other day a Maori gentleman grabbed my ears and rubbed my nose. Any cues to follow before unleashing the gesture of the day? Ideas, suggestions?
2007-02-17
12:06:27
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Kaliyug Ka Plato
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Society & Culture
➔ Etiquette