concept   business cards
culture   United States
statement   In the US, exchanging business cards is a common professional practice with less strict etiquette than in other cultures.
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1 business card United States Exchanging business cards is common but not as formalized and ritualistic as in East Asian countries. 1
2 business card United States Business cards are exchanged but are not as integral to initial meetings, and the focus is typically more on verbal introductions and networking. 1
3 business card United States Exchanging business cards is a common professional practice in networking events and meetings. 1
4 business card United States Business cards are often exchanged in business settings, but the ritual is less formal and not as crucial to establishing professional relationships. 1
5 business card United States Exchanging business cards is a standard practice during business meetings and networking events. 1
6 business card United States Exchanged casually during initial meetings 1
7 business card exchange US Exchanging business cards is common in the US, but the ritual and significance are not as formal as in Japanese business culture. 1
8 business card exchange United States Commonly exchanged during formal business meetings, but less prevalent at networking events 1
9 business card exchange United States Business card exchange is more informal, often just a simple exchange without strict etiquette. 1
10 business card exchange United States Business cards are exchanged as a common networking practice 1
11 business card exchange United States A common practice, but less formal and often accompanied by a handshake and brief small talk. 1
12 business card exchange United States Generally less formal, with emphasis on exchanging contact information quickly. 1
13 business cards US Exchanging business cards is a common practice in networking and business meetings in the US. 1
14 business cards USA Exchanging business cards is a formality with less strict etiquette 1
15 business cards United States Usually presented and received with one hand 1
16 business cards United States Exchanging business cards is common, but not a significant sign of respect and can be done at any point during a meeting. 1
17 business cards United States Exchanged casually in business settings 1
18 business cards United States Exchanging business cards is a common practice but not as formalized as in some Asian countries. 1
19 business cards United States Receiving a business card with one hand is polite, but studying it excessively may be perceived as odd or overly formal. 1
20 business cards United States While a well-designed business card is important, the emphasis is more on the content and contact information. 1
21 custom of exchanging business cards United States Exchanging business cards is common but may not hold the same level of importance in the business culture 1
22 custom of exchanging business cards United States Considered polite but not as essential for establishing business connections as in Japan and South Korea. 1
23 exchanging business cards United States Considered as a standard practice in business settings, but the manner of exchange is less formal and may not involve specific etiquette. 1
24 giving and receiving business cards United States Exchanging business cards is a common networking practice, and it is important to have a professional and polished business card to make a good impression. 1
25 receiving business cards United States Common business etiquette, often accompanied by a handshake and verbal introduction 1