Norway

People around the world have many different views on what is considered proper etiquette. If one decides to do business without being informed of the customs and etiquette of the area, there is a slim chance that their business dealings will work out. When a representative is sent to another country, the representative is not only representing their business but also their country and themselves. To make sure you leave a good impression, when doing …

…season for many Norwegians and is also a period of low business activity. If you keep all of this in mind your presence should have a positive impact. If a country sees that you took the time to look into and take and interest in their country and respected their customs; you, your business, and your country will be looked upon as favorable to them and they will probably want to do business with you.