Cardiff Business Etiquette
Business Etiquette
Business meetings in the UK can be fairly formal affairs, depending on their level. It is common for lunches and dinners to form part of the process and visiting business people are often entertained out of working hours by their hosts. However, it is more usual for the party doing the ‘selling' to provide the hospitality, rather than the ‘buyer'. The exchange of gifts is not usually necessary but often the ‘seller' will present them. It is also common for staff to socialise out of working hours at a local pub or wine bar, particularly towards the end of the week both during the lunch hour and immediately after the working day is over.
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