2. 
D. Both men and women should stand
for handshaking and all introductions!

3. 
E. None of the above.

4. 
D. Introduce yourself to a person
standing alone or to a large group.

5. 
B. Forward it with a note explaining why
you are sending it.

6. 
B. accompany her to the reception area
or elevator.

7. 
B. send a handwritten note

8. 
C. apologize and turn the phone on a
silent mode. The person you are with
takes priority.

9. 
C. try it and eat as much as you can

10. 
No. Introduce the more important
person first. You should say: „Mr Beta, I’d
like you to meet our Vice Presidentof
Development, Ms Alpha.

11. 
No. In Japan (unlike in the United States
or the UK), business cards are taken as a
serious reflection of their owner and are
exchanged with great ceremony.
Researching the importance of business
cards in various cultures can help in
avoiding embarrassing faux pas.

12. 
Yes

13. 
False

14. 
False

15. 
C. You create an opportunity and
establish rapport with them and develop
a specific reason for them to ask you for
your card in hopes they will offer you
theirs.