Successful people develop a system for managing their time and exercise the discipline to maintain it. While they varied slightly in strategy, they all advocated for a specific, structured and strategic approach to time management.
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Those tips are perfect for networking with American business people. If you are networking with people from other cultures most tips won’t work.
In France or Russia, forget about 7am breakfast meetings, people don’t go to work before 9am or even later in Russia since people stay very late at work, 8pm for the French and 11pm-2am for the Russians. French will spend 2 hours for a business lunch.
Regarding “productivity”, in many cultures, you need to build personal relationships before talking business and it can take a while before people trust you enough to speak about collaboration.
For alcohol, in Japan for example , most business relationships are built after work in “nomiya”, the equivalent of Britsih pubs with food and alcoholic drinks, usually Scotch with ice and water or sake. This is called “nominication” from “nomu” means drinking and communication. People won’t feel comfortable if you refuse the invitation to drink.
The article purpose is not about doing global networking but I thought it would be interesting to put some intercultural flavor in it