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business etiquette
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United States
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Business is conducted with a focus on efficiency and direct communication.
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business etiquette
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United States
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Firm handshake is an important part of business etiquette
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3
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digital etiquette
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United States
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Common to include emojis and informal language in digital communication.
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email etiquette
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United States
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Emails are often informal and direct, with a less rigid structure and use of casual language.
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email etiquette
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United States
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It is considered important to use proper salutations and sign-offs in professional emails.
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6
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etiquette
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United States
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Polite manners and formal behavior are highly valued, and certain social rules must be followed in professional and social settings.
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etiquette
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United States
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Valued, but with a greater emphasis on casual and relaxed interactions, often focusing on personal space and informality.
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manners and etiquette
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United States
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Shaking hands firmly is considered a confident and polite gesture when greeting someone.
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9
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meeting etiquette
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United States
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Punctuality is highly valued in business meetings
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10
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meeting etiquette
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United States
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Emphasis on active participation, sharing ideas, and open communication
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office etiquette
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United States
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Showing up on time is highly valued and considered a sign of respect.
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12
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royal etiquette
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United States
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Etiquette when interacting with political leaders or public figures is less formal and revolves around different norms and customs.
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13
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social etiquette
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United States
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Emphasis on individualism and direct communication
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social etiquette
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United States
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There is a focus on friendliness and small talk; casual attire is often acceptable in social settings.
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15
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social media etiquette
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United States
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Important to be mindful of what you post and how you interact with others on social media, as it can impact your reputation and relationships.
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