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Excerpted from the Hong Kong Career Guide


Introductions usually consist of a formal title and family name. Keep in mind that names are ordered with the last name first. Women living in Hong Kong generally do not take on their husband’s names.

The formal greeting is a handshake and a slight bow or nod of the head. Following the greeting, it is customary to distribute business cards. Business cards should be printed in English on one side and Cantonese on the other, using traditional Chinese characters. It is best to get help from a local Hong Kong associate with this. The presentation of business cards is extremely important. One should present and receive business cards using both hands held open. When receiving a business card, you should treat it with care, examining it closely. If seated at a table, you should keep the business cards you’ve collected in front of you during the meeting.

This is just a sample of what you'll find in the complete Hong Kong guide.




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