In a British work meeting, the aim is usually to make decisions. Nobody will expound a philosophy of, say, the toiletries market.
If they do, they are joking. (Approximately 61 per cent of British work conversation is spent trying to be funny.) But French meetings are different, says a new guide to Franco-British business relationships.
In France, “a meeting is a debate... In extreme cases a very unstructured meeting in France may be perceived by the British as an 'intellectual orgy'.”
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