UNIT9 Business Etiquette(课件）-《商务英语》同步教学（中国人民大学出版社）

Unit Nine Business Etiquette 1 2 I. Learning Objectives At the end of this lesson, you will be able to know： 1. How to make self-introduction or introduce the clients 2. How to take a seat in the car 3. Topics for meeting a potential client 4. How to invite a client 5. Etiquette of exchanging name cards 6. Etiquette of reception 2 3 II. Cross-cultural Communication Do you know the precedence differences between a taxi and a private car? Do you know the sequence to get on or off the car? The four questions as follows will provide you the accurate details in riding etiquette. If the car is driven by the host, which seat is the most respectful one? 2. If the car is driven by the host, when should the main guest get into the car? 3 4 II. Cross-cultural Communication Tips If the car is driven by the host, the sequence of the seats will be: the first: the seat beside the driver, the second: the right seat at the back, the third: the left seat at the back, and the last: the middle seat at the back. 4 5 II. Cross-cultural Communication Tips If the car is driven by the host, the sequence of getting into the car should be as follows: The host opens the right door in the front to invite the main guest, afterwards the most unimportant seat comes first and the most important comes last, which is to say, the sequence will be the middle seat at the back, the left seat and the right. The passenger who sits on the left seat at the back should get into the car from the left door. If there is any inconvenience, the passenger who sits on the left seat at the back could get into the car from the right door, followed by the passengers who sit on the middle seat and the right one at the back. 5 6 II. Cross-cultural Communication Tips If the car is driven by the host, the sequence of getting out of the car should be as follows: As for the passengers at the back, the one who sits on the most important seat gets out of the car first and the one on the most unimportan