Handshake is a cultural beauty communication, shows affection for each other, is an initial greeting to get used to the next talk. So we must shake hands properly so as not to lose the thought of this friendly gesture. You never get a second chance at a first impression in business. A strong handshake sets the tone and the perception of your abilities. Impart a strong first impression on customers, business prospects, hiring managers or new employees by offering your hand and looking them in the eye when offering a greeting or introducing yourself. This type of introduction bolsters your image and sets a solid foundation for a new job or business relationship. A firm, strong handshake transmits your underlying confidence in yourself and your abilities. When individuals feel your confidence, it helps instill trust in your words and work abilities. Working from a foundation of trust is important to advance sales opportunities, gain employment, attract competent employees and obtain business partners. You can take the upper hand at negotiations by confirming your strength through your handshake. A strong grip and a penetrating eye gaze set the tone for hard-line negotiations. You also signal your willingness to compromise or reach a mutually beneficial agreement through a strong yet warm handshake. Setting the negotiating tone with your first interactions help you obtain the best deal for yourself, your client or your business with your first interactions. CHINA - While the western handshake is accepted, it is performed with a lighter grip and a pumping motion. Chinese also lower their eyes slightly as a sign of respect when meeting someone. Staring into their eyes can be perceived as a sign of disrespect LATIN AMERICA - Latin Americans use a light, lingering handshake (about twice as long as an American handshake) and pulling away too soon is interpreted as rejection. A man may offer his hand to a woman, and he may “kiss” the top of a woman’s hand. Group 1