In some parts of the world, a Business card is considered an extension of a person. Etiquette coach Syndi Seid goes over the do’s and don’ts of presenting and receiving a card.
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How the do we …
How the do we get to these perverted social norms? How stunted does a person’s logic have to be to forget that business cards are, and have always been, a standard way to quickly exchange information in an easily retained form? Shouldn’t they only warrant the same cultural etiquette as any exchange of personal information?
If I was giving one …
If I was giving one to a pretty woman I’d be only too happy for her to sit on my face.
I would crush the …
I would crush the card!
it about the face
it about the face
…Considered a …
…Considered a great honor in my culture.
well although i …
well although i think what she said is true in Asian countries i think Americans are way more laid back and i dont think its the international “Protocol” maybe for CEO’s and board of directors…..but thats not true for normal ppl with average jobs……if i did that ppl might think i am weird….who has time to remember all this…funniest part was ” you lost their face” !!
lol hey dud sorry I …
lol hey dud sorry I lost your face. you got ano- oh.
To with not …
To with not asking for another one, if someone lost my card I’d happily send them ten more if it means I get their business.
what if i slap her …
what if i slap her and tear that f***king business card in er face ! would that be presentable?
I want her business …
I want her business card so I can put it in my back pocket then ask her for a second one to put in the other back pocket
gayest thing ive …
gayest thing ive ever seen
If a person asked …
If a person asked me for a second businesscard, I would be happy. It means the card means enough to them that they would openly admit that they have misplaced it.
There is no shame in asking for a new one. It shows appreciation. I totally disagree with Syndie on that one.
Bwhahahaha… …
Bwhahahaha… that’s hilarious!!
“Its like sitting …
“Its like sitting on a persons face”
hahahahaha
good points!
good points!
Well, i dont stress …
Well, i dont stress with trolls, this video can help you get a client or make a good sell. Asians DO care for this Etiquette. Anyone whos aims for a good bussiness life, learn this it will boost your ranks on your work life!
hi syndi, even …
hi syndi, even though you look like some sort of horrible asian midget male bowlcut freak, i have a proposal for you; how about you get one of your asian mates to come over to my house, suck on my cock, and then EXCHANGE my sperm with each other’s mouths. i’ll teach you the correct etiquette you slut
haha shes asian so …
haha shes asian so she thinks asians invented trading business cards. gtfo
Syndi is absolutely …
Syndi is absolutely correct. When I was in Asia, I was prompted to do this very thing.
Great advice.
Now …
Great advice.
Now we are a global trading world, it helps to have information like this.
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“It’s as thought …
“It’s as thought you have lost their face.” LOL.
Interesting anyway.
definately pay …
definately pay attention to the card before putting it on your back pocket people will feel as you didnt care……….
alot of this is commonn sense………
I got a better idea …
I got a better idea. Stop making up! “OH goodness, he handed you a card with his left hand! He offended you!” “No bitch, he didn’t I thought it was normal until you showed up to tell me what I should and shouldn’t be offended by. Choke on caviar and die.”
These tips are …
These tips are ballin’ as nikka. Ima pass out my bidness cards err where.