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business negotiation
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South Korea
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Hierarchy and respect for seniority may influence negotiations, and formalities and titles are important in communication.
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business negotiations
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South Korea
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Hierarchy and respect for seniority play a significant role in business negotiations
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negotiate
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South Korea
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Focused on maintaining harmony and preserving relationships, with a hierarchical approach often taken
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4
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negotiate
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South Korea
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Negotiating prices and terms is less common and can be seen as confrontational or disrespectful.
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5
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negotiate
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South Korea
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Negotiating prices when making a purchase is not common and may be seen as rude or disrespectful.
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6
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negotiating
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South Korea
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Negotiating is expected in business but must be done with tact and subtlety to avoid causing loss of face or friction in the relationship.
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negotiating
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South Korea
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Negotiating may involve more indirect communication, emphasis on building relationships, and careful consideration of hierarchy and non-verbal cues.
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negotiating
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South Korea
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In business negotiations, emphasis is placed on non-verbal communication and preserving harmony, with direct confrontation being avoided.
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negotiation
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Korea
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Emphasizes harmony and maintaining relationships, often involves indirect communication and saving face.
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10
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negotiation
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Korea
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Viewed as a delicate process that emphasizes harmony and consensus, often involving multiple meetings and building strong personal relationships
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negotiation
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South Korea
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Negotiation usually involves indirect communication, with an emphasis on harmony and building relationships before discussing business matters.
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negotiation style
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South Korea
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Consensus-building and indirect negotiation style is commonly preferred
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1
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negotiation tactics
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South Korea
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Maintaining a sense of formality and respecting hierarchical structures are crucial in negotiation tactics.
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negotiation tactics
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South Korea
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Maintaining a sense of modesty and avoiding confrontation are valued in negotiation tactics.
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15
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negotiator
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South Korea
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Indirect communication and non-confrontational negotiation style are preferred
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1
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16
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real estate negotiation
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South Korea
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Generally more formal and involves less direct haggling
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1
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salary negotiation
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South Korea
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Viewed as presumptuous and disrespectful, as the offered salary is generally accepted without negotiation
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