Dress Is Very Important In The Workplace.

The general requirement is to distinguish the following three different situations, which should be appropriate but not identical.

1. formal occasions refer to places to meet customers, visit customers, and engage in business talks.

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Or uniform attendance, keep the whole body under three colors.

Usually they are dark suits, skirts, white or light coloured shirts, tie ties and bow ties.

Black leather shoes, belts, dark socks.

The buttons are tight.

The brand LOGO on the new clothes should be removed.

There are not many items in your pocket or trouser pocket.

Avoid sweaters.

Formal occasions are not recommended: jacket, calf dress, sportswear,

T-shirts, vests, shorts, mini skirts, sleeveless shirts, travel shoes, sandals and slippers.

Formal occasions do not allow clothes to be too dirty, wrinkled, broken, exposed, fluoroscopic, too big, too small, tight and open.

Avoid red or pink.

Wear on formal occasions

It is better to be qualified.

Avoid jewelry that displays financial resources and avoid displaying glamour jewelry.

Such as brooches and anklets.

2. social networking refers to parties, parties, parties, gatherings, entertainment and entertainment venues.

Clothing can reflect the fashion personality.

Such as fashion, dress, national costume (Qipao).

Avoid uniform and casual clothes.

3. leisure places refer to scenic spots, shopping and roadside rest places.

Clothing is comfortable and natural.

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In foreign business activities, shake hands and greet each other when you introduce and meet each other.

Close hands greet each other, even two hands hold together for a long time.

In general, you can grasp it without any effort.

However, young people should be slightly less responsible for their elders and those with low identities. They should hold their hands as a sign of respect.

When a man shook hands with a lady, gently grasp the finger part.

The handshake is in order.

The master, the senior, the senior person and the woman should reach out first, then the guests, the young and the low persons will greet each other before they reach out.

Many people reach out at the same time.

Avoid crossing, and wait for others to shake hands before reaching out.

Some countries have some traditional courtesy ceremonies.

If Southeast Asian countries believe in Buddhism, they greet each other with their hands; Japanese people bow; Chinese traditional salutes are arch hands; Europe and America embrace kisses.