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In association with
Businesstravelogue.com, the Civility Group Inc presents executive business
reports on
Australia
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Australia
Australians
consider they have a "lucky country".
The country is clean, full of resources, large,
shares no borders, has a generally good climate,
the population is well educated and the society
is very egalitarian and generally ethnically well
mixed. It has a single language (with little
accents between parts of the country) and people
generally have a quite comfortable standard of
living. Strangers are greeted in an outgoing and
friendly manner and people will generally try to
help others. Modest behaviour is the norm and
ostentatious, loud, aggressive and arrogant
behaviour is generally considered inappropriate
and rude.
In recent decades, after a
long period of European an British immigration,
Asian and African immigration has increased and
Australian society has adopted the ethos of
multi-culturalism (the country has one of the
highest percentages of foreign born residents in
the world). Racial problems are relatively minor
within the society and there are federal laws to
deal with racial as well as sexual
discrimination.
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Australian Business Etiquette and Protocol |
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Networking
Businesswomen
Protocols, business cards, introductions.
Making appointments.
Time for appointment.
Business hours.
Gift giving.
Dress
Restaurant Dress.
Invitation to visit.
Who Pays?
Conversation Topics
Tipping.
~ 2910 words
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Australian Do's & Don'ts |
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Physical
Gestures that should or shouldn't be used
to avoid offence,
Cultural Do's and Don'ts,
Manners,
Taboos
and Customs.
~2380 words
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Australian
Food & Drink Issues |
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Dining
Etiquette, Entertaining,
Do's and don'ts when dining,
Manners.
Types of eating establishments.
~2730 words
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Australian
Negotiation Issues. |
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What to expect,
How to negotiate.
Etiquette and Manners when Negotiating.
Hints and warnings in Negotiation.
~ 1870 words.
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Australian Travel Issues |
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Seasons to
travel
Personal Safety
Precautions in Australia
Common tricks of criminals
Terrorist Activities.
Female Issues
Australian Toilets
Car Accidents
Dual citizenship
Souvenirs
Time zone.
Public Holidays
Festivals and Celebrations
Mains Power.
~ 2500 words
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