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06/15/2016

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Some 20th century artefacts have largely gone from the modern office, the typewriter and fax machine among them. They have been swallowed by computerisation and the internet. One dead-tree tradition endures: the business card. Despite strenuous

10/12/2015

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03/27/2015

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10/28/2014

Japanese Etiquette for Receiving Business Cards

Even the exchanging of business cards follows a protocol in Japan. Japanese business cards -- known as meishi -- are treated with utmost respect. If conducting business, carry your cards in a nice case so that you don't hand your counterpart a frayed and butt-warmed card out of your wallet. The quality and condition of your business card speaks much about how you intend to conduct yourself and business.

When receiving a business card, thank the other person and offer a quick bow. Take the card with both hands and hold it by the top two corners; examine it closely with respect. Avoid covering the person's name on the card with your fingers.

If cards are exchanged while already seated, place the card atop your case until you leave the table. Attention is even given to the order that cards are placed on the table. Put the highest ranking person's card on your case so that it is higher, with the subordinates' cards beside it on the table.

The worst thing that you can possibly do in Japanese business etiquette is to cram someone's business card into a back pocket or wallet in front of them!

04/21/2014

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