Good morning!
In England, arriving at work meant saying "hi!" or "mornin!" to people around. Greeting coworkers was more about having a nice little chat (how are you, what have you done yesterday night, etc) than physical contact. Which is great for me as I generally dislike physical contact.
In France, physical contact is the rule, a handshake with a little word to everyone. It's ok, I get used to it, it reminds me of high school or family meetings, where you have to kiss everyone when you arrive. Now I'm an adult in a job environment, so it's manly handshakes instead of girly kisses.
Except with three people here. One of the girls, two of the boys. I don't know how it's been decided that way, but it's now the habit. ^o^ *shake* *shake* *shake* *bise-bise* *shake* ^.^; I'll try and see who else does that with whom here. XD
In France, physical contact is the rule, a handshake with a little word to everyone. It's ok, I get used to it, it reminds me of high school or family meetings, where you have to kiss everyone when you arrive. Now I'm an adult in a job environment, so it's manly handshakes instead of girly kisses.
Except with three people here. One of the girls, two of the boys. I don't know how it's been decided that way, but it's now the habit. ^o^ *shake* *shake* *shake* *bise-bise* *shake* ^.^; I'll try and see who else does that with whom here. XD