will i look bad if i will be having dinner with a client? not a business dinner but a social dinner

[nadine eidloth]

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connected ko sa graphics nga industriya. naa mi client nga korean, perte ka kulit magcge kol nako maski past office hours na. ang tuyo makig.dinner.
wala ko salig sa uban nga mga foreigner samot na ug dli kaayo ko sure sa negosyo nila. usa pa unsa nalang ang masulti sa akong
mga kauban sa opisina naa makasulti nakipag.dinner ko ni mr. park, di ba?
ako gibuhat dli nako tubagon iyang mga calls.

[afro.samurai10]

yes, you will look bad.

One: If musugot mo nga mag meet, bisan pa ug dinner, then dili about sa business inyong storyaan, ang tendency ana is mka ingon ang imong client nga "ahh mada ra diay ni cya ug ingon ani" so i exploit naka ana. Once imo cyang pag bigyan mu gara nana.

Ingna cya nga "We can only meet if and only if we will talk about graphics or something else related to your work."

[kibz]

Good move TS, ayawg salig anang mga foreigners labi na mga koreans

[nadine eidloth]

mao lage. tingali unya na unsa negosyo ana dinhi. food supplement pa naman iyang negosyo. hinoon wala jud ko nag.promise makipag.dinner ko. hasol kaayo tawhana

[afro.samurai10]

pasagdi-i lng na TS... samuk man gyud nang mga koreano.. nagtuo na cguro na silag ila naning Cebu. nagkadaghan na bya na sila murag mga kuto.

[nadine eidloth]

mao lage. naa sad kas.a big client sad to namo. korean zero english pa gyod siya. nagdala ug interpreter nga koreano ra sad. paeta mao pa ang hawod mang discriminate. kasumbagon na gud niya isa sa akong kauban. kuyawa lage niya. hawod kaayo mura dli alien

[THE KID]

imo nanang discretion miga...sakto naman pud kas edad i think...........

[afro.samurai10]

Kusug kau na sila mo menos ug pinoy... murag di mga monggol ug nawong

[machinecult]

Basin makatabang ni nimo... Pero kung gut-feeling nimo dili gusto, ayaw nalang.

One business friend of mine regularly takes his clients out and makes sure that alcohol is never lacking. He is a major wit and an all-round good guy so going out for a drink with him is a pleasure whether he's buying or not. The upshot is that his clients seem to love him: taking them out is not just a chance to network but also shows a level of commitment to the client over and above the call of duty.

This scenario begs an important question: if the client takes you out for a drink (or vice versa), does this count as a client meeting in the usual business way? And if it does still count as a client meeting, what (if any) is the correct way to handle this event? Here come your hints and tips...

Read more here.
How to Handle Client Meetings, Part 3

[ain]

Basin makatabang ni nimo... Pero kung gut-feeling nimo dili gusto, ayaw nalang.



Read more here.
How to Handle Client Meetings, Part 3

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