1. Handshake mode
Handshakes in business activities are more formal. The standard way of shaking hands is: stop at a distance of one meter from each other, stand at attention, lean forward, fingers can't be opened, thumbs need to be opened, the strength of shaking hands should be appropriate, shake hands up and down several times, and naturally let go of your hands and keep the original state. When you shake hands with others, you must not be absent-minded. You should show friendliness and enthusiasm to each other. The eyes of both sides should look at each other and greet each other.
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Shaking hands is only a way of greeting and communication when meeting, not a physical activity, so we must grasp the strength when shaking hands. Shake hands gently, especially between men and women, but not too tightly, while westerners hold women's hands with their fingers. Of course, old friends are more casual and can shake hands and hug.
3. Handshake time
The time of shaking hands can be long or short, depending on the relationship between the two parties. It doesn't take long to meet for the first time, just three seconds. You must not hold other people's hands. The length of the handshake between the same sex should be appropriate, otherwise it will be considered impolite by others.
4. Handshake sequence
If men and women shake hands, then the man should take the initiative to reach out first. If the woman doesn't reach out, she obviously doesn't shake hands. At this time, you can take your hand back and just nod and bow. If it is between the host and the guest, then the host should extend his hand to welcome the guests first. Between the superior and the subordinate, the subordinate should wait for the superior to reach out first to show respect for the superior.
Handshake taboo
The premise of shaking hands is to wash your hands, shake hands without gloves, put one hand outside and one hand in your pocket, and shake hands too casually, not to mention cross-shaking. Hefei planning company wants to remind everyone that you must stand when shaking hands.