Unlock the Secret Habits of Top Professionals: 7 Etiquette Rules They Swear By
This is true in any professional setting, especially when you’re dealing with international teams or a diverse client base.
Respecting differences doesn’t just mean pronouncing someone’s name correctly or acknowledging their cultural holidays.
It means taking the time to learn about matters like:
- Communication styles
- Comfort levels with touch or personal space
- Varying attitudes toward work-life balance
For instance, in some cultures, direct eye contact can be perceived as assertive or even rude, while in others it’s considered essential for trust.
