I've noticed that the Intercultural Learning Center in Chile has several striking cultural elements that can

influence business interactions. With that, I'll arrange a meeting with them so I can give them my
personal greetings. Since handshakes are customary when meeting someone in Chile, this is the right
way to show that I am participating in this large group by giving a handshake to everyone. When
everyone is introduced now, they start acting formal and wait until they are invited informally.
Additionally, by introducing you, they refer to you to others as giving a formal introduction. The gesture
is also important because in Chile, people tend to communicate by leaving a little space between
themselves. As you speak, it will seem as though you are speaking to the back of the person or to their
hand because this is the culture of Chile. Consequently, you shouldn't feel awkward or avoid aisles
altogether; instead, just be yourself. In addition, eye contact is important because it conveys confidence,
honesty, and curiosity. Even in Chile, it is improper to extend your left hand's night hand because doing
so could severely split your finger. For this reason, it is important to remember this kind of information.
The most important thing when conducting business meetings and negotiating is to first establish a
friendship and demonstrate your identity while visiting Chile. Next, because dignity is so important in
Chilean culture, you should never openly threaten or embarrass anyone. Maintain a calm demeanor
quiet or you'll be handled unfaithfully; otherwise, the Chilean negotiators will take a strict and direct
approach. Being open to compromise is important because it shows respect for the working relationship
you have with the arrangement's financial components. As a result, using the information I learn makes
it simple for me to understand what is crucial to do when arriving in Chile. Everything I learn as a
manager is crucial because what you do really reflects how you act. For this reason, it is best to learn
about other countries' cultures as well as Chile's for my awareness and respect for them to be
important.