Business Etiquette in New Zealand 00783.pdf

1. Group Colour - Light Pink
Group Name – Appreciate
Group Members – Rodrigues Annette
Dipanshu Parikh
Bhavesh Baviskar
Visha Savani
Ayush Ragani
Vishalsingh Jaat
Hussian Kagalwala
Ravindrakumar Maurya
Tirth shah
Dhruv Gupta
Presented to- Dr.Tanvi Kothari

3. What is Business Etiquette?
Business Etiquette is a set of rules that
govern the way people interact with one
another in business, with customers,
suppliers, with inside or outside bodies. It is
all about conveying the right image and
behaving in an appropriate way.

5. Business Etiquette in New Zealand
• With a largely egalitarian work environment,
job titles and rank aren’t as overt in Kiwi
business culture as in others.
• The work atmosphere in New Zealand is
primarily democratic, therefore job titles and
status aren't as obvious as they are in other
company cultures.
• For New Zealanders, making physical
contact at work beyond a handshake to
introduce yourself is sufficient
• For a job well done, you might occasionally
witness a slap on the back.

6. What are bad business manners in New
Zealand
• Though a multicultural society, hugs and cheek kisses are
largely absent in the workplace.
• Your Kiwi peers will become disinterested if you avoid the
subject entirely and hinder openness.
• New Zealanders do not usually use bargaining tactics in
professional meetings.Therefore, it is advised that you
present a realistic position or figures from the outset.
• Avoid using high-pressure tactics or sales approaches that
are confrontational and pushy.

7. Business Etiquettes in Australia
• Australians are very straightforward when it comes to
business, so they do not need to build relationships
for a long time before doing business with you.
• Australians are not very formal, thus a handshake and
a grin are suitable forms of greeting.
• They prefer to use first names, even at the initial
meeting.
• Regarding dress code, men should wear a dark
colored , conservative business suit.
• Punctuality is important, it better to arrive a few
minutes early.
• Strong eye-contact is essential – it demonstrates
involvement.

8. What are bad business manners in Australia
• It is considered impolite to ask a direct question about a
person’s salary or wealth.
• Offering gifts is not part of Australian business etiquette,
but it is acceptable to bring a small gift from your
country.
• They don’t take themselves too seriously and loathe it
when others do.
• Note that Australians use colorful language that would
be unacceptable in other countries

9. Business Etiquettes in Ethiopia
Business etiquette in Ethiopia is somewhat related
to that of other cultures in Africa.
• In general, Ethiopians tend to show a high
amount of respect to those who are of a higher
rank or have authority
• Ethiopian business meetings and events tend to
be more formal than other countries in Africa, so
we should be dressed formally in a meeting.

10. Business Etiquettes in Ethiopia
• In Ethiopia, business gifts are usually not
presented until after the conclusion of business.
• Ethiopia is a country in which government and
business are intertwined. As a result, meetings
with government officials are usually part of the
business culture.
• When attending business meetings or events in
Ethiopia, it is important that you don’t arrive late.
Your hosts will probably be waiting for you before
going to any meal/dinner event.