I'd say understanding social conventions abroad is crucial, especially in professional settings where small missteps can create awkward situations. As a UI designer working with international clients, I've learned that even simple things like meeting etiquette or email tone can vary significantly. For example, when I first started working with a Japanese client, I didn't realize how important it is to exchange business cards with both hands - my casual one-handed approach probably seemed rude. That said, most people are understanding if they see you're making an effort, so while it's important, perfection isn't expected.
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How important is it to understand the social conventions of other countries?
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