When the European Union began to increase [?] size, several guidebooks appeared giving
advice [?] international etiquette.
Europeans realized that they had a lot to learn [?] how to behave [?] their business acquaintances.
For example, the British are happy to discuss business matters [?] lunch.
The Japanese prefer not to work while [?].
The Germans like to discuss business [?] dinner. The French prefer to eat [?] and talk afterwards.
The Japanese have the strictest rules of social and business [?].
Seniority is very important, and [?] is the Japanese business card.
You must exchange business cards immediately so [?] to establish everyone's status and position.
The Americans prefer to be [?] informal The British are [?] to be reserved.
The main topic [?] conversation [?] strangers in Britain is the weather.
The fact is, each country has its customs, so, when in Rome, do as the Romans do!