Discussion \#7 - Discussion Group 1 From MNV 6266 - CAN B4351 - Virtual - 202308 I love different cultures., don't you? Let's explore proper business etiquette in countries other than the US. Do a little research or extend knowledge from your own work experience in doing business in a different country (of your choice) and share it with the class. For example, in Japan the exchange of business cards (meishi) is an essential part of initial meetings in Japan and follows a strict protocol. It allows the Japanese to quickly determine their counterpart's all-important position, title and rank (power distance). While still standing. you should politely hand a business card over with two hands, and receive one in return. A slight bow as a form of respect when exchanging is usually performed. Do not simply drop the card into a pocket; instead take a few seconds to review names and titles, commenting on them if time permits. If you are sitting down, place it on the table in front of you for the duration of the meeting. If possible, place the most senior counterpart's card at the top with their subordinates' below or to the left