in

South korea
01
01 INTRODUCTION

02 GREETINGS

Agenda
03 HIERARCHY

04 FEATURES OF DOING BUSINESS WITH KOREANS

05 TOP RULES OF BUSINESS ETIQUETTE

06 DRESS CODE

07 CONCLUSION
Introduction

South Korean culture is deeply rooted in

Confucian ethics, which is based on justice,
character and respect.
Greetings

In the Republic of Korea, the

traditional greeting is a slight
bow, rarely accompanied by
a handshake. The younger
one should greet first and
bow lower.
Hierarchy

Treat elders with the utmost

respect, respect the
hierarchy.
If you don't show respect,
the Korean may see it as
your unwillingness to
negotiate with him.
Features

Business etiquette in South Korea

dictates that locals negotiate
aggressively and aggressively.

Koreans always want to get a

result, so they will not beat
around the bush for a long time,
but will prefer to immediately
start discussing the terms of the
deal.
Top rules

01 punctuality 05 laugh

02 Greetings 06 distance

03 Business card 07 status

04 Reply business card 08 wishes

Dress code

If you are a man, then dressing

for a business meeting, give
preference to a formal suit and
a white shirt.
To meet with partners, you
should wear business attire in
a soft color.
Women should wear a skirt
rather than trousers.
 list of used literature

https://vkoree.net/koreya/pravila-v-koree.html
https://www.rusexporter.ru/business-etiquette/
https://etikket.ru/geograficheskij-etiket/etiket-v-koree.html
https://vk.com/@altfond22_cpe-delovoi-etiket-i-uspeshnye-peregovory-
uzhnaya-koreya