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9. Which of these should you avoid in China?

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  Silence during conversations?
  
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  Touching and physical contact?
  
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  Speaking about family?
  

10. In Dubai (in the United Arab Emirates):

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  Coffee is served at the beginning of the meeting?
  
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  The exchange of business cards is simultaneous: you offer yours with your right hand and receive that of the other with your left hand?
  
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  Your meeting may be interrupted for prayer?
  
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  Your host will be very attentive to your remarks, without any distraction?
  

11. When delegating tasks to an Indian colleague, s/he responds to all your questions with a ‘yes’. This means:

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  s/he is showing respect?
  
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  s/he understands completely?
  
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  s/he will do as you ask?
  

12. Slurping your soup loudly is NOT considered rude in:

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  France?
  
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  Japan?
  
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  The United Kingdom?
  

13. In which country you should never eat all the food on your plate, as it implies that the host did not provide enough food?

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  Italy?
  
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  China?
  
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  India?
  

14. In South Korea, you should never write people’s names in which color?

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  Red?
  
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  Green?
  
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  Purple?
  

15. In which country does nodding your head up and down mean ‘no’?

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  Bulgaria?
  
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  Russia?
  
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  Thailand?
  

16. You are speaking at a business meeting and the Japanese delegate closes his/her eyes. What does this mean?

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  S/he is tired, maybe suffering from jet lag?
  
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  S/he is disengaged?
  
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  s/he is concentrating and listening hard?
  

17. In which country is the number 4 considered unlucky?

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  Iran?
  
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  Brazil?
  
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  China?