
What are common topics for small talk in Russian business settings
In Russian business settings, common topics for small talk often include safe, neutral subjects such as the weather, recent local events, and cultural topics. People often discuss traffic or commuting conditions as relatable everyday experiences. It is also common to inquire about one’s health or family in a polite, general way. Business-related small talk may include light comments about the economy or industry trends, but it usually avoids controversial subjects like politics or religion at the start. Compliments on the city or venue where the meeting takes place are also typical. Building a personal connection before discussing business matters is valued, so a bit of casual conversation is customary to establish trust and formality in Russian business interactions. 1, 14
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