2. The influence of cultural differences on the concept of time. American negotiators value efficiency and like to make quick decisions. Because of the developed economy and the fast pace of life and work in the United States, Americans have the habit of abiding by the time and respecting the progress and deadline of negotiations. Therefore, they demand a quick deal. In the negotiation, they hope to reduce as many rituals as possible and get to the point as soon as possible. The Japanese are very patient and generally do not want to be the first to show their intentions. Instead, they wait patiently and watch the changes. When talking about business, procrastination is a "weapon" commonly used by Japanese. They will force the other party to lose patience gradually. Once they know that the other party has a deadline, they will talk more leisurely and slowly.<br>
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