Worldwide giving gifts etiquette – the country

Giving Gifts IN The country*–

Giving Gifts Etiquette

BUSINESS Giving Gifts /

Bithday Present GIVING

• There’s a convention in The country of companies

  giving their workers a hamper or basket of drink and food at Christmas

  [families and buddies exchange presents around the Feast from the Epiphany (6

  The month of january)].

• In ordinary Spanish business culture, however,

  gifts are often given only following effective negotiations.

• If you have a gift, you need to open it up

  immediately and while watching giver.

• When offering any gift, you need to ensure

  that it’s a high-quality item [possibly a brandname-name] which is finely

  wrapped it ought to advertise your business only if it’s an excellent pen or perhaps a

  stylish desk accessory.

• You shouldn’t give anything too extravagant as

  your generosity might be regarded as a bribe.

• If you’re able to travel prepared, representative local

  artefacts and occasional-table books regarding your home region will often be

  appreciated as gifts. College or sports team shirts and caps could be good

  selections for your colleagues’ children.

• If unprepared, a container of proper brandy or whisky

  will be appreciated.

• If you’re asked to some Spanish home, you

  must take chocolates, dessert products for example pastries, or flowers [not

  dahlias, chrysanthemums, white-colored lilies or red roses, as well as an odd quantity of

  blooms that isn’t 13].

*Dray, Paul. The country Business Etiquette –

Giving Gifts. Executive Planet. 16 August.

2004 .

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