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Germany By: Jennifer Scott Woodman Dawson Jose Rolz

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Germany. By: Jennifer Scott Woodman Dawson Jose Rolz. German Etiquette is Formal. 1. Germans have an additional 6 inches of personal space then North Americans. 2. Titles are important show respect. For Example: “Hello, Herr Smith or Frau Johnson”. Invitation to a German Home. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Germany

By:Jennifer ScottWoodman DawsonJose Rolz

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German Etiquette is Formal1. Germans have an additional 6 inches of personal space then North Americans.

2. Titles are important show respect.For Example:“Hello, Herr Smith or Frau Johnson”

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Invitation to a German Home

Germans are accepting of gifts:1. Typically chocolate

and flowers.2. If you bring a bottle

of wine it is important that it is imported (French or Italian).

3. Gifts are given to the host.

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Doing Business in Germany

No personal relationship No humor in meetings Do not have Open Door Policy Communication is formal Follow Protocols Straight-forward/ to the Point Punctual with time and

documentation

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Scheduling & Follow-Up

1-2 weeks Notice

Request in German

Do not cancelHave an agendaAsk for follow-up

meeting before you leave

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Dress

Men:Dark SuitsWhite ShirtsConservative

Tie

Women:Business SuitsConservative

DressesLittle Jewelry

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Germans are punctual and conservative

Germans have strict business practices

Germans keep business and personal relationships separate

Germans are a low context society.