Title: Russian etiquette & ethics in business
First published: 1996
Description: In 1991 the Soviet Union "disappeared." Russia's gates flew open. Foreign products, services, people and ideas began pouring in. Old systems started collapsing; new systems started to appear. A new economy continues to develop in Russia, a country of 150 million blessed with abundant resources, large potential markets, an enormous work force. Opportunities for the adventurous foreign businessperson abound.

Russian Etiquette and Ethics in Business is your guide through the maze of Russian capitalism. The authors, Drew Wilson and Lloyd Donaldson, are Westerners who are witnessing first hand the changes in Russian society and the Russian economy. They provide information on contemporary Russia and its business culture that is indispensable to any businessperson who wishes to succeed in the current business climate.

The book includes information about Russian work attitudes, women in business, the modern Russian employee, and the impact of organized-crime on the Russian economy. Also included is an analysis of the impact of Soviet economics on the current system. Information is a key to success in the new Russia. Russian Etiquette & Ethics in Business provides you with information and invaluable insights into the Russian economy that will give you a head start on your competition.
Subjects: Business ethics, Business etiquette, Industrial management, National characteristics, Russian, Russian National characteristics, Savoir-vivre, Affaires, Morale des affaires, Gestion d'entreprise, Russes, BUSINESS & ECONOMICS
Places: Russia (Federation)
LC classification: HF5389 .W56 1996