Business etiquette in Spain

Last activity 12 April 2016 by Bhavna

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JulienFounder06 April 2016 10:12:11

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Hello everybody,

As you know, professional habits may differ from one country to another. In order to help newly arrived expats better understand their new professional environment in Spain, we warmly encourage you to share information and insights about the dos and donts in the workplace.

For instance, are there office manners? How do you greet your co-workers? Do you greet your management differently? Is there a dress code? Particular rules to observe? Maybe a professional body language?

On another level, what is key for a successful professional meeting? Are there any steps to follow? How do you a start a negotiation?

In other words, what are the most important things to know for a successful professional integration in Spain?

Thank you in advance for sharing your experience!

Julien

abuelo de SergioNew member11 April 2016 14:09:26

Well if you are a solicitor in Spain you must screw your clients for all they have.

TenerifediverActive member11 April 2016 14:41:03

AND fail to do the work you are paid to do. Don't forget that bit!

abuelo de SergioNew member11 April 2016 14:58:59

Sorry, forgot that bit.
Also when their client take them to court put their hands up and promise to repay the money they have stolen, end of, jose maria rodriguez carina.

Lidia WysockaNew member12 April 2016 10:07:48

Hello

BhavnaTeam12 April 2016 10:13:59

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Hi everyone,

@ Lidia, if you have any info on this subject please do share with the members.

Cheers,
Bhavna

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