Business culture in india by nikhil
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The document discusses business culture in India and objectives for businesses operating there. It notes that the workday is from 9am to 5pm and the workweek is six days, with Sundays off. Delays are common, so planning should account for flexibility. A strict chain of command is followed in Indian companies, with subordinates showing respect to superiors.
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Business culture in india by nikhil
- 1. Business Culture in India
- 3. Objectives of your Business in India Defining the traditional values, emerging mordern business and personal practices in India Coping with prevaling cultural restrictions and weaknesses of mordern India business Incorporating those things in your agenda to be a successful business person in
- 4. Timings and Delays A workday is from 9:00am to 5:00pm The workweek is six days long, with Sunday off Better to keep your schedule enough for last minute thinking
- 5. Timings and Delays Delays are universal phenomena in India, rampant in Government departments Your planning should accommodate all these things when you want to do business in India Punctuality is appreciated, not strictly adhered to.
- 6. The Indian Company-Family The chain of command is often strictly enforced Call your superiors “Sir”, “Madam”, or Ji, you cannot use their name at any point of time You have no role in negotiations as a subordinate
- 7. The Indian Company-Family First approach the senior most person in an organization, even though you are delegated the work requested Employees rise each time the boss enters the room My boss is always right attitude
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