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Always in a Hurry
Spanish
Alberto Rovira (Barcelona, Spain) "I believe that negotiations of American executives, yes that really they are in a hurry to close a deal..."
Antonio Vilches (Huesca, Spain) "Well, about this point I can say that American negotiations really are fast, but it is reasonable..."
Chinese
Pete Chong (Taipei, Taiwan) "Our view is that Americans are in a hurry... "
Ya Liu (Shanghai, China) "I once had a teacher who said that Americans always..."
Kuo-Lung Huang (Hsinchu, Taiwan) "Generally when we are taking care of things..."
Xin Qi (Shanghai, China) "People think that Americans are in a perpetual state..."
German
Rainer Anskinewitsch (Düsseldorf, Germany) "Well, I do not think that Americans are always in a hurry. I think for many Americans, time is money..."
Christina Hafke (Hamburg, Germany) "The North American business partners I have met so far were not necessarily in a hurry, that means not in a hurry..."
Carsten Christiani (Moenchengladbach, Germany) "I do not think it is about Americans being in a hurry to finish a negotiation. It is rather that they are used to be in a powerful..."
Portuguese
Monica L. (São Paulo, São Paulo) "I think this comes from the idea that Americans always go straight to the point..."
James (São Paulo, São Paulo) "Here in the United States there is a stereotype that Americans are always in a hurry..."
Russian
Alexander S. (Minsk, Belarus) "The stereotype that Americans try to finish negotiations quickly is indeed valid, and I really like..."
Vladimir M. (Saratov, Russia) "As for length of negotiations, I would not say that North Americans rush the negotiation process..."
Japanese
Shoichi (Tokyo, Japan) "Then shoichi says..."
Masao (Tokyo, Japan) "Then masao says..."
Yukio (Muraran, Hokkaido) "Then yukio says..." (Note: no transcription available.)
Takeshi (Hachioji, Japan) "Then takeshi says..." (Note: no transcription available.)
Authors: LouisPM, orkelm.