its al about brazil cuture and its core values , study of brazil.

1. BRAZILIAN CULTURE
 Shital Patel
 Jayesh Khapandi
 Dipti Gadhiya
 Ankita Sendre
 Krupal Patel.

2. About Brazil
 Brazil, officially the Federative Republic of Brazil, is the
largest country in both South America and the Latin
America region. It is the world's fifth largest country, both
by geographical area and by population, with over 193
million people.
 Population: 196,655,014
 Capital: Brasília
 Currency: Brazilian real
 President: Dilma Rousseff
 Official language: Portuguese Language
 Government: Federal republic, Constitutional republic,
Presidential system

3. Most of them have mixed backgrounds.
Intermarry and Portuguese brought
share culture African slaves

4. Well-known for agricultural products
Largest Coffee
producer in the
world

5. The culture of Brazil are mostly
influenced by the Portuguese

6. Amazon Jungle

7. Culture
 Fusion of Portuguese, African and indigenous Indians.
 Diversity of Brazilian society.
 Unique values and attitudes of its citizens.

8. Communication style.
 Family
 Relationship
 Time
 Languages: Brazilian Portuguese and english.
 Avoid using Spanish.

9. Doing Business in brazil
 A strong diversified economy and unique culture make
doing business in Brazil an exciting but often
challenging endeavour.

10. Working Practices
 9:00am to 7:00pm Monday-Friday.
 9:00-1:00pm on Saturday.
 Business appointments.

11. Working Relationships in Brazil.
 Close personal relationships and building trust.
 Brazilians prefer to do business with those they know
and trust.
 Centralization of power is frequently mentioned as a
pronounced characteristic in Brazilian business.

12. Business Practices in Brazil.
 Handshakes.
 Use of titles and first names.
 high Uncertainty Avoidance
 Power Distance rankings
 Oral communication.
 Culture oriented.

13. Brazilian Management Style.
 Importance of technical abilities.
 Relationships are of key importance.
 direct instructions by manager.
 Brazilian subordinates, try to be as clear, precise and
comprehensive as possible.

14. Dress Etiquette.
 Men should wear  Women should wear
conservative, dark suits or dresses that are
coloured business suits. elegant and feminine
with good quality
accessories.

15. Gifts and Greetings

16. Business cards
 Business cards are exchanged during introductions
with everyone at a meeting.

17. Brazilian Business Etiquette.
DO Don't
 DO schedule extra time.  DON’T show feelings of
 DO make eye contact. frustration or impatience.
 DO accept food or drinks.  DON’T publicly criticise your
 DO expect a meal to take
Brazilian counterparts.
longer as it is always like a
celebration.

18. Thank You