St. Paul, Minnesota Hotels and City Guide

St. Paul - Business Tips

St. Paul Dress Code

Dress tends to be casual and few restaurants in St. Paul require men to wear a jacket and tie. Lightweight clothing should be sufficient for summer, but warm clothing is necessary for the winter.

Greeting Someone in St. Paul

Business in St. Paul is conducted on a fairly formal basis. Family values are highly regarded here so honesty and sincerity are appreciated. A handshake is recommended and first name terms are the norm.

St. Paul Business Hours and Banking

St. Paul's business hours vary from one industry and sector to another but in general, most office environments operate between 09.00 and 17.30, Monday to Friday. The majority of banks are open between 09.00 and 15.00, Monday to Friday with some staying open to 17.30 or 18.00 one day a week. Some of the larger banks will probably also be open on Saturday mornings.

St. Paul Smoking

An issue that is traditionally one of great controversy in the United States, smokers are warned to be very careful when choosing a place to light up as most public places have banned smoking altogether. The best advice is to smoke only in like-minded company.

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