City Guides
Jerusalem
Business Etiquette
City Guides
Jerusalem
Most Popular Hotels in Jerusalem:
23 King David Street, 94101
39 Keren Hayesod Street, 94188
234 Jaffa Street, 94383
24 Pines Street, 94262
Business Etiquette
Jerusalem, like the rest of Israel, has an informal approach to business etiquette. Suits and ties may be worn but more relaxed ‘smart-casual' clothing, while doing business or attending meetings, is more usual. In business life as in other personal dealings, Israelis tend to be direct and straightforward - plain speaking is much appreciated. Business hours in Jerusalem are Sunday to Thursday 0830-1730/1800. On Fridays, businesses shut at 1230 or 1300 for the Sabbath (Shabbat), which starts at sundown on Friday and continues until Saturday evening. Business meetings may be held over dinner and can take place in a private home or in restaurants. If in a private home, a small gift (of flowers or chocolates, for example) is usually appropriate.
Most Popular Hotels in Jerusalem:
23 King David Street, 94101
39 Keren Hayesod Street, 94188
234 Jaffa Street, 94383
24 Pines Street, 94262
Business Etiquette
Jerusalem, like the rest of Israel, has an informal approach to business etiquette. Suits and ties may be worn but more relaxed ‘smart-casual' clothing, while doing business or attending meetings, is more usual. In business life as in other personal dealings, Israelis tend to be direct and straightforward - plain speaking is much appreciated. Business hours in Jerusalem are Sunday to Thursday 0830-1730/1800. On Fridays, businesses shut at 1230 or 1300 for the Sabbath (Shabbat), which starts at sundown on Friday and continues until Saturday evening. Business meetings may be held over dinner and can take place in a private home or in restaurants. If in a private home, a small gift (of flowers or chocolates, for example) is usually appropriate.
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