Business Practices and Social Customs in Russia

In response to your request for information on Russian business and social customs, I will help with training and what to do and how to do it to the employee during next week's trip to Russia I prepared this memo to inform you. The list of business practices and social conventions between the United States and Russia is long, but I chose a series of the most important topics. Greeting When you first give a greeting, always shake hands (grasp with your right hand, hit your forearm with your left hand to respect guests and the elderly) and introduce yourself.

Welcome to the Russian language guide. This will help to study Russian culture, customs, etiquette, etiquette, values, people who want to better understand people. You can travel to Russia on a business trip and visit Russian colleagues and customers in your country. Remember, this is a very basic introduction, not to fix all the Russians you might encounter! Location: North Asia, Azerbaijan border 284 km, Belarus 959 km, China (South) 3,605 km, China (South) 40 km, Estonia 294 km, Finland 1,313 km, Georgia 723 km, Kazakhstan 6,846 km, North Korea 19 km, Latvia In Kaliningrad, 227 km in Kaliningrad, 3,485 km in Mongolia, 196 km in Norway, 206 km in Kaliningrad, 1,576 km in Ukraine

Russian business environment is full of obstacles. Payment of corruption, bribery, protection money is synonymous with business culture. Unlike some other international companies operating in Russia, 3M simply attempts to leave these practices by banning them. 3 M Russia actively promotes not only ethical behavior but also employee's personal safety actively. 3M Russia also promises to stand out from the competition by becoming an ethical leader. For example, we conduct business ethics training courses for customers and employees. (Langlois & Schlegelmilch, 1990). Organizational Ethics Framework

Social responsibility enhances the profitability of the company. By being socially responsible, the company shows its ethical practice in the business approach. Customers are increasingly aware of regional, national, and global issues and it is undeniable that their purchasing decisions will be greatly influenced by these problems. As a result, they tend to purchase more from companies that show their concerns, and they act on problems that resonate with customers.