When one thinks “Netherlands”, they think windmills, biking, open drug use, and the city of Amsterdam. If all goes well, in the future, people will think ‘Supligen’ when they think about the country. The energy drink is able to fit in consummately with the active citizens of the Netherlands, is an incredible way to promote Supligen and converge profit, and is an exceptional beverage for the health-observant Dutch. With Supligen gracing the grocery store shelves, the Netherlands will shine! Business in the Netherlands will do nothing but flourish, and our profits with Supligen will blossom. Essentially, many people would scratch their heads and think, ‘Why would you sell Supligen in the Netherlands, of all places?”, however, there are sonorous
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Conservative, yet casual. Women are allowed to wear dresses, as well as pantsuits. There is no specific dress code tailored for either gender. Overall, foreigners are usually expected to wear a suit and tie in a business setting, and it is acceptable for them to roll up the sleeves of their shirts and to take off their jacket when in a meeting. It is necessary to remember to put your jacket on before leaving the meeting. Whereas the Chinese may find wearing the best brands gets you the best deals, the Dutch have a different perspective. They are unpretentious, so do not expect to see them walking into a meeting with a Louis Vuitton suitcase and Ralph Lauren suit on-if they were wearing designer, you would not be able to …show more content…
Though the Netherlands are open with marijuana use, smoking is prohibited in many areas. The Dutch do not call the Netherlands “Holland”, Doing so can and will make you look ignorant. Humor for the Dutch is more slapstick than any other type. Businesswomen will find no problems in the Netherlands, however it is important to remember that gender equality is still a struggle in the nation. If you are a businesswoman or are going out to dinner with one in the Netherlands, be sure she will be stubborn about paying the bill. The majority of Dutch people are known to be stubborn, and offer their opinion
Conservative, yet casual. Women are allowed to wear dresses, as well as pantsuits. There is no specific dress code tailored for either gender. Overall, foreigners are usually expected to wear a suit and tie in a business setting, and it is acceptable for them to roll up the sleeves of their shirts and to take off their jacket when in a meeting. It is necessary to remember to put your jacket on before leaving the meeting. Whereas the Chinese may find wearing the best brands gets you the best deals, the Dutch have a different perspective. They are unpretentious, so do not expect to see them walking into a meeting with a Louis Vuitton suitcase and Ralph Lauren suit on-if they were wearing designer, you would not be able to …show more content…
Though the Netherlands are open with marijuana use, smoking is prohibited in many areas. The Dutch do not call the Netherlands “Holland”, Doing so can and will make you look ignorant. Humor for the Dutch is more slapstick than any other type. Businesswomen will find no problems in the Netherlands, however it is important to remember that gender equality is still a struggle in the nation. If you are a businesswoman or are going out to dinner with one in the Netherlands, be sure she will be stubborn about paying the bill. The majority of Dutch people are known to be stubborn, and offer their opinion