- It is best to show up on time, well-dressed, and well prepared. In terms of nearly all business protocol takes its cues from the United States, England, Japan, and South Korea.
- Greeting people should start with the most-respected or highest-ranking first, than move to the others. Prior to the slated start time, or until all expected participants arrive, some minor small talk about the weather or inoffensive topics is considered polite (refrain from potentially contentious topics).
- The one who called/arranged the meeting should begin the discussion and serve to moderate discussion, keep the agenda moving, and conclude.
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