Business Etiquette
Business hours are Monday to Friday 0800-1700, and punctuality for appointments is essential. The dress code is relatively formal - a tie for men and suits for both men and women. Business contacts should shake hands on arrival and departure with business cards exchanged after introduction. Most Danes, particularly those in the international business community, speak excellent English and often speak German and French too.
Business visitors are well looked after, with the provision of lunch, taxis and accommodation as necessary, and often provided with a day programme too. Nearly all meetings are held in non-smoking venues but moderate alcohol consumption over a business lunch or dinner is not inappropriate.
Business visitors are well looked after, with the provision of lunch, taxis and accommodation as necessary, and often provided with a day programme too. Nearly all meetings are held in non-smoking venues but moderate alcohol consumption over a business lunch or dinner is not inappropriate.
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