Here's a top 3 of attitudes that you’ve probably already met, that may easily make or break a deal. These attitudes vary from one culture to another. But they are important for most cultures, as they define Commitment, which is fundamental for Trust, which is fundamental for Good Business.
With cultural diversity and speedy development of all sorts of products and services, today’s marketplace for business is a heterogeneous environment, where many species of business people, business practices & habits, are continuously emerging.
There is no universal recipe for good or bad business ethics, given that around the world there are different legal, environmental, social and human rules, procedures, practices. However, there is a universal need for reaching a common ground in business ethics, with our business partners, clients or suppliers, employees or employers, if we are to participate in successful, meaningful, business making.
Here are the top 3 attitudes that you’ve probably already met, that may easily make or break a deal. These attitudes vary from one culture to another. But they are important for most cultures, as they define Commitment, which is fundamental for Trust, which is fundamental for Good Business.
