M3 Assignment Cultural Awareness Infographic

Chile Infographic

By: Camilo Bravo

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Business Protocol

In Chile it is well seen and respected if someone arrives in time because offten times people arrive 30 minutes late. Greetings should always be with a firm handshalke and direct eye contact. Most people in a business are addresed by their last name and job title. Most meetins do not have a plan that is followed. Lastly, wearing a formal attire is highly recommended in Chile to be well respected

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Verbal or Body Language

Chilenas are known for communicating in an expressive and emotional way. They often interrupt when conversations topics are driven by passion. Adittionally, they try to avoid conflict and/or confrontation by changing topics. Chileans tend to be quite physical while talking. It is normal for people to touch each other shoulders or back while having a conversation. Chileans are usted to standing close from one another. it may be considered rude if someone tries to backaway while having a conversation.

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Food

Chilean food is mainly inspired in Spanish and local culture. Chileans love having bread any time of the day. Some of the most known bread are hallulas, dobladitas, and marraquetas. Some well known dishes are Empandas de Pino, Cazuela, and Porotos con Riendas. Chile is also recognized for having a good quaility and taste in Wine. Some famous wines are Casillero del Diablo y Gato Negro.

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Cultural Customs

Chile is a country with an estimated population of 17,363,894. The official language is Spanish. While a few indigenous langues are Mapundungun and Aymara. The main religion in Chile is Roman Catholic with 89%. Some of the main holidays that are celebrated are Christmas and New Year. Some traditional festivals in Chile are Fiesta de la Tirana and Fiestas Patrias. Most people in Chile play soccer.