There are many people in the world who dislike the poor and love the rich. This effect is the same as the good or bad principle of naming. If it is not done well, it will make people laugh. In this wa

There are many people in the world who dislike the poor and love the rich. This effect is the same as the good or bad principle of naming. If it is not done well, it will make people laugh. In this way, the original intention of handing out a business card is lost. There are also things to pay attention to when exchanging business cards. Etiquette rules for sending business cards: First, when giving the business card to the other party, you should hand it over with both hands. At the same time, you should say a greeting such as "Please take care of me", "Please give me your advice" and so on. After receiving the other party's business card, say: "Thank you." Second, after getting the other party's business card, you should look at it. If you read it out loud, it will show more respect. Third, if both parties are handing business cards to each other, the right hand should be used to send the card and the left hand should be received. In enterprises, people who meet for the first time are accustomed to exchanging business cards, and most people accept business cards when speaking in front of them. This is a courtesy and can also be seen as used to facilitate communication. During the conversation, in order to communicate cordially with each other, you can call the other party's name. If you want to reject the other party, you don't need to exchange business cards, or you can just look at him and call him Mr. Some of the business cards I received were put away immediately, and I even put them in my hands or stuffed them into my pockets. This was considered a rude way of refusing. If you don't mean to show indifference to others, receiving the other person's business card can be a very useful communication opportunity. Many topics can be opened up by the words on the business card, and the psychological distance between you and the other person can be narrowed. For example, you can ask whether the transportation is convenient where the other person works, or you can ask about the institution where the other person obtained his degree, the tutor's main achievements, etc. These are also the starting points for everyone's topics. These topics are tens of millions of times more intimate than small talk about today's weather or world situation. And if you know the other party’s job title,