A businessperson from the United States was introduced to an executive from another country, and the businessperson immediately began calling him by his first name without being invited to do so.The executive might be particularly offended if he is from which country?

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In many European countries, including France, it is customary to address people by their title and surname until invited to do otherwise. Using someone's first name without permission is seen as disrespectful and inappropriate. Therefore, the executive from France is most likely to be offended in this situation.

A Businessperson from the United States Was Introduced to an Executive