dfields916
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Good Afternoon,
After prowling the internet for information about Japan and business cards, I've come across many articles detailing proper etiquette (i.e. how to hand out your cards, receiving card, etc.). I've noticed a few missing details I hoped someone could enlighten me about. Being and ex-pat, what details should go on the business card not only in English, but also in Japanese? If you were currently teaching abroad, would it be seen as rude to offer a business card with a current employer listed as your company? Or would it be even more rude to not list the company you are currently employed at on your card when applying and meeting for an interview? Also, during this lockdown, are business cards still relevant for online interviews? Thank you in advance.
After prowling the internet for information about Japan and business cards, I've come across many articles detailing proper etiquette (i.e. how to hand out your cards, receiving card, etc.). I've noticed a few missing details I hoped someone could enlighten me about. Being and ex-pat, what details should go on the business card not only in English, but also in Japanese? If you were currently teaching abroad, would it be seen as rude to offer a business card with a current employer listed as your company? Or would it be even more rude to not list the company you are currently employed at on your card when applying and meeting for an interview? Also, during this lockdown, are business cards still relevant for online interviews? Thank you in advance.