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gift giving
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Sweden
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Less emphasis on specific gift etiquette, and gifts are often given for special occasions rather than casual social interactions
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1
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2
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gift giving
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Sweden
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Bringing flowers as a gift is a common gesture, but avoid giving lilies, as they are associated with funerals
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1
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3
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gift giving
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Sweden
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Opening a gift immediately upon receipt is expected and shows appreciation
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1
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4
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gift giving in business
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Sweden
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Exchanging business gifts is less common and may be approached with caution to avoid any perception of impropriety.
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1
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5
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gift-giving
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Sweden
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Gifts are given on special occasions, but not as frequently in daily interactions
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1
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6
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gift-giving
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Sweden
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Gifts are often opened in private to avoid showing excessive emotion in front of the giver.
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1
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7
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gift-giving in business
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Sweden
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In business, gifts are generally not expected and may even be perceived as an attempt to exert influence, so they are best avoided.
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1
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8
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gift-giving in the workplace
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Sweden
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Considered unusual and generally avoided to prevent any perception of favoritism or conflicts of interest in the workplace.
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1
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9
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giving and receiving gifts
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Sweden
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Gifts are often exchanged, but there is an emphasis on modesty and not putting too much value on material possessions
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