READINGS 1. Dos and Taboos: Proper Etiquette in the Global Marketplace What to bring as a gift?

The Dangers of Global Meetings a. Punctuality b. Shake hands c. Other Greetings The Name Game a. Names b. Exchange Cards Body Language a. Eye Contact b. Personal Space c. Touch Nuances of Language 2. Manners Maketh a Man a. Bedew no mans face with your spittle by approaching him too near when you speak. b. Come not near the books or writings of another so as to read them, unless desired, or give your opinion of them unasked. c. Let other people speak first. d. Never teach your equal in his own profession and, if you must correct somebody, do it all with sweetness and mildness. e. You must not roll your eyes or lift one eyebrow higher than the other f. Do not laugh too loud or too much g. Eat not in the streets. h. Show not yourself glad at the misfortune of another though he were your enemy. i. When you make a joke abstain from laughing therat yourself. j. In presence of others, sing not to yourself with a humming noise or drum with your fingers or feet. k. Keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire called conscience. 3. Avoid the Pitfalls of Improper Protocol