... "One article has pointed out the important role of "silent languages" of international business.
The article identified the use of five different silent languages: space, material possessions,
friendship patterns, agreements across cultures, and time."
This is true. Let me elaborate farther:
1.
space - mas ganado ko mosulod sa Gaisano kaysa gagmayng tindahan. Busa kon magnegosyo
consider big spaces. Mag-unsa ang bakeshop kon way snack area? Labyan lang. Or makuhaan ang customer.
Ang customer nga mo-snack, mangitag bakeshop nga naay snack area.
2.
material possessions - mas dali himoon ang produkto kon high tech ang mga kagamitan. Sa una ang hollowblocks
usa ra ka hulmaan. Karon naa nay hulmaan nga inig ibot upat na dayon ka hollowblocks ang mahimo.
3.
friendship patterns - be friendly to customers always. 'ika nga, "customers are always right". Do after sales,
like following up how was the product they bought. Show them that their comments are of great importance to you.
4.
agreements across cultures - if you are into resto business in a non-pork-eating community, do not serve pork in your menu.
that is equivalent to "open today and close tomorrow until further notice."
5.
time - be on time. serve fast. serve well. Naay tindahan nga ang mga tindera morag artista ang feelings.
Kuhiton pa, ayha ka matagad. Masuko pa. Mao na ang klase sa tindera nga walay seminar. Salesladies in your
stores must be trained with the 8 C's of Customer Care para tul-id pirmi, dili mayabag.
Kapoya dukdok sa keyboard oy. Pahulay sa ko.
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