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1、编号：时间：2021年x月x日书山有路勤为径，学海无涯苦作舟页码：第13页 共13页浅谈礼仪在商务谈判中的作用IntroductionEtiquette is the process and means to show respect to each other in interpersonal relationship by certain, common procedures. The Etiquette can be said to be a persons external appearance of inward cultivation and quality. Firstly, i
2、t can help people raise their self-cultivation. Secondly, it will promote social interaction and improve peoples interpersonal relationship. It also can purify the society. Since different countries have differentpolitical, conomical historical and cultural backgrounds, as well as different ways of
3、developing, there are a lot of differences in etiquettes in many fields and many aspects, especially something related to culttural background. The good understanding of different etiquettes between the Eastern and the Western countries are becoming absolutely necessary and popular.Negotoaotion play
4、s a virtual part in business activities. Negotiation between the seller and the buyer normally covers aspects inculding quality, quantity, packing, price, shipping, insurance, payment, complatints, and arbitration. To reach an agreement or to sign a contract, appropriate negotiation tactics and etiq
5、uettes shall be adopted. In modern society, it seems that the world is getting smaller and smaller, people are very active with frequent exchanges. Many countries are paying great attention to the combination of international etiquettes and national etiquettes. So we should enrich our cross- culture
6、 awareness and hold a changing attitude toward all kind of equettes. Etiquettes are the culture wealth of human being.This paper explores the different etiquettes in different countries in the international business negotiation settings, so as to make it possible for future successful negotiations.
7、I Different Concepts Reflected from Negotiation Etiquettes in the East and the West.The cultural varieties make the world splendid. In order to do business actively and successfully. It is necessary for the businessmen to have the knowledgement and the required skills in interculture communication a
8、nd enhance basic skills in using different cultures in negotions. 1.1 Seen the Negotiation Etiquettes from IntroductionDifferent people show different appriciation of etiquettes in negotiations because of the differences of races, regions and characteristic features. Generally speaking, the western
9、people are positive and agressive in negotiations, the Eastern people show the conservative and passive characteristic features. These differences rooted in the induvidual culture concepts. The most distingushed representive of the Western countries is America, The most distingushed representive of
10、the Eastern countries is Japan. Let see the different culture concepts reflected in negotiations First, American concepts seen from negotiations. Amercians are outgoing and good at expressing themselves, and most Amercian speak directly.They often hold suspection to negotion who say something indrie
11、ctly and implicitly. Their negotiation styles are as followConfident and positive Direct and strategic forestall ones opponent by a show of strength Clear attitude towards agreement and disagreement . Various ways of negotiations Cherish time and pay special attention to deadline Esp. Profitable Str
12、ong sense of laws and contacts Keen on package deal. Strong race superiority, hard to make concession An American businessman wanted to sell a new product to a Japanese businessman, they agree to meet. At their first meeting, the American businessman wasted no time. He introduced his product and aft
13、er his introduction, he waited for questions in what he had said. To his surprise, the Japanese businessman showed no interest in what had said, Instead, the Japanese businessman asked about the weather and holidays in their two countries. The American businessman felt frustrated and even annoyed. H
14、e concluded that the Japanese was impolite, and did not know how to do business. Furthermore, he decided, the Japanese didnt like him, which explained everything.Anaiyze the situation and decide what went wrong? In fact, the Amercian businessman was ignorant of Japanese culture. He did not understan
15、d that before a business relationship can be established with the Japnese, he must first develop a good personal relationship with him. He should take the time to cultivate a closer relationship with the Japanese businessman, and then, taking about this companyproduct.Introductions are important asp
16、ects of our daily life. however, few people know how to make them properly. In business, there are two rules to be observed. First, the person of lesser importance, regardless of gender, is introduced to the person of greater importance. Second, the name of the more important person is mentioned bef
17、ore the name of the less important person.1.2 Seen the Negotiation Etiquettes from Eye ContactEye is an important aspect of body language. The Chinese saying: the eye is the window of the soul”. A lyric goes : “ your lips tell me no, but there yes, yes in your eyes ”. Eyes can speak in interpersonal
18、 communication .All cultures have their unique social rules governing their eye contact and these differences can make people feel uncomfortable without being aware of why they are uncomfortable .Eye contact shows trustworthiness, and integrity(= honest）. One does t anything to hide. When greeting a
19、nd conversing with others , direct eye contact is highly valued by people of these countries. People expect the person they are interacting with to “ look them in the eye” . Not doing so implies boredom or disinteresting . Avoiding the partners eye could discourage him from going on . The eye, howev
20、er, is not steady, it is maintained for a second or two, move away quickly, staring at someones eye while talking is not polite. In Northern American and Northern European cultures U.S. persons are very uncomfortable with prolonged eye contact. What are the rules for eye contact according to the Chi
21、nese custom If you are speaking in public， do you look at your audience frequently, or you bury your nose in your manuscript ion to read your speech all the time There is no written rules for eye contact in China, but its observed that Chinese people usu. lower our eyes as a sign of deference, but t
22、hese differences can lead to miscommunication in the multicultural workplace. The eyes can be very revealing during negotiation. The pupils of the eyes contract or dilate in response to emotions. Well-trained negotiators will watch the pupils for signs that you are willing to make concessions. Becau
23、se people of the Middle East know they may give away how they feel with nonverbal eye messages, they may wear dark glasses to hide such messages. II Respect Different Cultures and Making Good Use of EtiquettesIn international trade, visitors should act in accordance with local businss etiqutte.Their
24、 is a comman saying“Do as Romans do”,in chinaare show this principle.When you get to a place, you should obey the principle of local people but to have your own characteristics.Of course to have you own characteristics shoule include to know the sensitive topic of local people,to respect the customs
25、 of local people and culture. In the following passage we will discuss matters needing affection by using in the international as example.2.1 Know About Different Negotiation Taboo and StyleTaboo is a ban or an inhibition resulting from social custom or emotional aversion and that is a kind of cultu
26、re. An object, a word, or an act protected by such a prohibition.Amercian Taboo: “13” and “ Friday” “ black cat” Dislike 蝙蝠“ bat” , hate any product and packaging with bat design.-bad luck. Pay special attention to privacy Avoid largesse and make-up, perfume and clothes to woman. Keep appropriate di
27、stance .For example, a British mangagerwent to an Arab country for a business meeting with his Arab counterpart. Discussions went smoothly and both sides felt pleased.During a break, both stood talking casually. The Arab manager, thinking they now knew each other quite well, felt they should stand c
28、loser together to show the closeness of their bilateral relationship. So he moved nearer to the British manager. The British manager was surprised by this move, but thought the action was unintention on the Arba managers part. He stepped back a bit to keep the distance between them.The Arab manager,
29、 in his turn, was surprise by his British counterparts stepping back. He took it as a sign that the British manager was ignorant of his good intentions and again decided to move forward to show his good intentions and decided to move forward to show his sincerity. This further move, on the part of t
30、he Arab manager, made the British manager feel uncomfortable and even unhappy. Both felt frustrated by the situation, and neither of them understood why the other person felt the need to alter the distance between them.In the arena of international business communication, the more you know of the cu
31、lture of the country you are dealing with,the less likely you are get into difficult. Features of international negotiation Not only share similar features with national negotiations but also have specific features Political and diplomatic International Risky Complicated Wide- ranged Knowledge and S
32、kills Requirements Proper attitude towards negotiation Good preparation Awareness of cross-culture Getting familiar with policy and international rules and laws. Good command of foreign languages. American features in negotiation Character: easy- going , out-going (in general ) Negotiation style: Co
33、nfident and positive Direct and strategic forestall ones opponent by a show of strength Clear attitude towards agreement and disagreement . Various ways of negotiations Cherish time and pay special attention to deadline Esp. Profitable Strong sense of laws and contacts Keen on package deal. Strong r
34、ace superiority, hard to make concession Vary from place to place (3 major areas)Three major area1. East of America, esp. people from the cities around the center of Network in the northeast .Features: master all kinds of economic dynamics in the world at any time, strong activity, do business accor
35、ding to international custom and international conventions, they are quick-minded and skilled at bargaining and profitable, at the same time they have a good command of business trade knowledge and skills. 2. Mid-east of USA.Feature: People are kind, communicative, easy-going , they honor the contra
36、ct and keeping ones word. Do business and purchasing from Sep. to Nov. each year. 3. South AmericanFeature: treating others with sincerity, nice but hot-tempered, pay special attention to letter/ writing and credit . The final stage of business negotiations involves concession making and building to
37、ward agreement. Negotiation requires compromise. Usually, both sides give up something to get even more. However, the approaches used to get the compromise differ on the two sides. Americans and other western business executives tend to take a sequential approach to solving complex problems. That is
38、, “lets discuss and settle quantity, then price, then delivery, then after-sale service” and so on. Alternatively, the Asian approach is more holistic-looking at all issues simultaneously and not agreeing on any single issue until the end. Americans often are very upset by such differences in style
39、of concession making. American managers report great difficulty in measuring progress. “After all, in America you are half done when half the issues are settled.” In Japan, nothing seems to get settled. Frequently, impatient Americans make unnecessary concessions right before agreements are announce
40、d by the Japanese. In the American view, a business negotiation is a problem solving activity and the solution is a deal that suits both parties. From the standpoint of the Japanese, a business negotiation is a time to develop a business relationship with the goal of long-team mutual benefit. For th
41、e Japanese the economic issues are the context, not the content, of the talks. Settling any one issue is not really so important. Such details will take care of themselves once a viable, harmonious business relationship is established. Establishing the relation, signs the fist “agreement,” then the
42、other “details” are settled quickly. In conclusion, American mangers will spend more time putting deals together with Japanese clients or partners than with other Americans. If the negotiation processes are handled adroitly, the American negotiations can look forward to long, mutually beneficial bus
43、iness relationships with Japanese partners. 2.2 Avoid Offending Taboo in Different CultureHandshaking is always be accompanied by a direct look into the eyes of the person you are shaking with, and sweet/ sincere smile as well as appropriate verbal communication.The way of handshaking in different c
44、ultures is different in intensity and duration. A firm handshake plus direct eye contact is the standard form of greeting in English-speaking countries . n People in American are taught to do so with a firm, solid grip from an early age.n They usually step forward to shake hands, then loosen their g
45、rips quickly, and back to a certain distance from each other. n The Chinese often hold hands at first, then come closer to each other, sometimes with hands still unloosened , even for a long time, esp. when two old friends meet after a long time. n People of the English- speaking countries always fe
46、el embarrassed and uncomfortable at what they think as “ over intimate”, while Chinese may take the English way of handshaking as unfriendly and cold, or not sincere enough.n Remember that women will offer their hand in both business and social settings in many countries. n The Germans prefer a firm
47、 handshake, which is seen as a symbol of strength and character. n The German culture uses the handshake more frequently than almost any other culture. This form of touch is the acceptable and expected form of touch in every situation, whether meeting a stranger or greeting ones family. Not followin
48、g this custom is viewed negatively. n The French generally have a much softer handshake. They may feel uncomfortable with the grip of a German, and the German may wonder about the limp handshake of the French. In the middle east, a limp handshake is more common than a firm handshake. Middle Easterners may put the free hand on the forearm of the person with whom they are shaking hands. As a result , the distance to the other person diminished. n The Japanese, used to bowing, may shake hands with foreign business partner but keep t