Tuesday, September 3, 2019
Japanese Business Etiquette Essay -- Japan Traditions Culture Business
Japanese Business Etiquette Content: I.     Introduction II.     History a.     What is the country ¡Ã‚ ¦s political tradition? b.     Is there a dictatorship or other form of the government which means that the government will be closely involved in your efforts? c.     Is there a history of colonization or occupation by another state? d.     Are there any tensions with neighbors? e.     Is the country secular or not? f.     Religion? III.     Concepts for doing business a.     How does this culture see time? b.     How does this culture gather information? c.     How does this culture fit into the other models presented in class? d.     What are the important values in this culture; is there understanding of these values the same as yours? e.     How do hierarchies and negotiation styles fit in? f.     Is bribery an issue? IV.     Social Situation a.     Are there any particular manners or etiquette tips that are very important? b.     Is there a place for humor, small talk, etc.? c.     Are there particularities about food and drink? d.     Are there particularities about dress, body contact? V.     Conclusion VI.     References a.     History b.     Concepts for doing business c.     Social situations I. Introduction Our German company is planning a joint venture in Japan. For the reason that this is the first international venture of the company in its thirty year reason, we will send you, a delegation of men and women from our company, for a week-long trip to Japan for a first meeting with our counterparts. There are several factors which we tried to cover while for you in order to make your stay as successful as possible: „ «Ã‚     history „ «Ã‚     what factors might pose problems for Germans „ «Ã‚     how Germans can avoid offending the locals „ «Ã‚     how Germans can avoid culture shock „ «Ã‚     critical points to remember for the initial meetings We tried to collect all these information in order to smooth your way in the Japanese business world. We hope that this report will help you to find the way through the new culture you will soon have to handle. II. History a.     What is the country ¡Ã‚ ¦s political tradition? Japan is academically considered a constitutional monarchy with a bicameral parliament, the Kokkai or Diet. A constitutional monarchy is a form of government which represents a compromise between tho... ...r for the initial meetings Hopefully, we could contribute to your upcoming business relationship and could help you answering all your questions and help to take away your anxiety. Even though we know that Japanese culture totally differs from our German culture, we have faith in you. We think that you will smooth our way for upcoming transactions and relationships. V. References a.     History „ «Ã‚     www.japan-guide.html „ «Ã‚     www.fact-index.com „ «Ã‚     www.mapzones.com „ «Ã‚     www.dal.ca „ «Ã‚     http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Foreign-relations-of-Japan „ «Ã‚     http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/History-of-Japan „ «Ã‚     www.japan-tipp.de „ «Ã‚     www.oldbookroom.com b.     Concepts for doing business „ «Ã‚     http://www.venturejapan.com/japan-business-culture-meeting.htm „ «Ã‚     http://www.rieti.go.jp/en/rieti_report/012.html, „ «Ã‚     www.kellogg.northwestern.edu c.     Social situations „ «Ã‚     http://www.geocities.com/japanfaq/FAQ-Manners.html „ «Ã‚     http://gojapan.about.com/cs/etiquetteinjapan/a/bowing.htm „ «Ã‚     http://www.cyborlink.com/besite/japan.htm „ «Ã‚     http://www.escapeartist.com/efam27/japan.html „ «Ã‚     http://www.japan-guide.com
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