How should I say hello when I enter the door to handle business?

Say hello when you come to talk business. If this is your first visit, you should pay attention to your manners. Generally, you can say hello with such words: "I've always wanted to see it, and I got it today!" "I'm sorry to have kept you waiting for the first time!" If the relationship is close, you can casually say, "It turns out that we are not too far apart, and we can contact each other often in the future."

If you are a revisiter, you don't need to be polite because of your close relationship. Simply say, "I'm sorry I haven't come to see you for a long time." Or "We meet again. Two months ago was the last time I was here? "

Most return visits are due to the need of etiquette, and greetings should be in a thank-you tone. Usually, you can say, "Thank you for coming last time, and I'm here to thank you today." "The last time you just left, I thought, thank you again anyway!"

If you refuse a customer many times, you can hand in a note that says, "Would you please give me ten minutes? I want to ask your advice on a business problem. " The note aroused the curiosity of the purchasing manager-what questions did he want to ask me? It also satisfied his vanity-he asked me for advice. In this way, obviously, the salesman was invited into the office.