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Doing the China Tango

How to Dance Around Common Pitfalls in Chinese Business Relationships

Scott Cray
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Pages
216
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
iUniverse

About

Winning in China requires time, commitment, and knowledge. Conducting business as usual is not how to accomplish objectives.

Authors Alan Refkin and Scott D. Cray enjoy success conducting business in China because they know that the rules there are different. Now, they open up their playbooks so you can succeed where others fail.

This guidebook can help you under-stand Chinese businesspeople, gain acceptance among Chinese with influence, cultivate and maintain meaningful relationships, and navigate the connections between business and government. Most Chinese businesspeople want to know the type of person they are dealing with. Learn how to convey your business knowledge, character, and outlook on key topics in order to forge valuable connections often over a dinner table or at karaoke rather than in a boardroom.

China is unlike any other business environment that you’ll encounter, but it is filled with opportunities. Arm yourself with the tools you need to negotiate and succeed, and start Doing the China Tango.

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Scott CrayAuthor
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