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Had a nigerian fella join at my last but one place, shook the entire teams hand every evening before going home. Only lasted a month until they binned him, lovely fella but a cr@p tester
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Sounds quite charming.
I shall try it tomorrow when I arrive at my desk.
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Its a Bavaria - Italo thing, very similar to the 'kerchiefs in back pockets. They type of handshake corresponds to the type of 'relationship' you will be having
Does he also wear Lederhosen: http://www.amazon.de/Bockle%C2%AE-Ba.../dp/B00DDX8MSI
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The French seem to shake hands when they first see you in the morning. Seems to be a cultural thing over there.
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thats ok or maybe a fist bump, and in exceptional circumstances a man hug, toodle hoo
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Don't forget to look them in the eye and say prost before you sup your beer.
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A firm handshake every time we meet
Keeping with the German theme, I'm wondering if this is a Bavaria only thing or not. The chap in the office next door to me, half Italian / half German, insists on a firm handshake every time me meet. I'm not talking about a casual one either, but the upright vertical sort as if we're a band of brothers. A very nice chap all the same.Tags: None
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