concept   business card etiquette
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Japan (1) • China (1) • Western countries (1) • South Korea (1) • United States (1) • United Kingdom (1) • office in Eastern countries (1) • international business contexts (1) • Korean language (1) • business contexts in Japan (1) • professional (1) • urban professionals in Japan (1) • western business professionals (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 business card etiquette Japan In Japan, exchanging business cards with both hands and showing respect is a key aspect of formal business etiquette. 12
2 business card etiquette China In China, it is formal and respectful to exchange business cards with both hands and carefully examine them before putting them away. 10
3 business card etiquette Western countries Exchanging business cards is less formal and significant in Western business interactions. 7
4 business card etiquette South Korea In South Korea, exchanging business cards with both hands is essential for showing respect in business interactions. 5
5 business card etiquette United States In the United States, exchanging business cards is common and done informally with one hand. 5
6 business card etiquette United Kingdom In the UK, exchanging business cards is a common but casual practice with varying levels of significance. 4
7 business card etiquette office in Eastern countries Exchanging business cards with two hands and studying the received card is a common etiquette in Eastern office cultures. 3
8 business card etiquette international business contexts Exchanging business cards with respect and a handshake is common etiquette in international business. 2
9 business card etiquette Korean language In Korean business culture, it is important to follow specific etiquette when exchanging business cards, such as using both hands for giving and receiving and showing respect to the card. 1
10 business card etiquette business contexts in Japan In Japan, it is customary and respectful to exchange business cards with both hands and a slight bow. 1
11 business card etiquette professional In professional culture, it is customary to exchange business cards with two hands and carefully read the card to show respect. 1
12 business card etiquette urban professionals in Japan In urban professional culture in Japan, exchanging business cards with both hands and a slight bow indicates respect. 1
13 business card etiquette western business professionals In Western business culture, the common practice of exchanging business cards with a handshake does not require specific etiquette. 1