While dealing with Finns it is important to keep in mind that they primarily very reserved people, hence it will be better to refrain from speaking loudly, using excessive hand gestures and showing too much emotion. Finnish etiquettes for business meetings can be quite different from those in the other parts of Europe and the Americas. It will be advantageous to be familiar with their common business etiquettes when dealing with your Finnish counterparts. Few business tips while dealing with your Finnish counterparts are:

It is possible that you might get invited to Sauna. Please accept this offer as it is common practice to continue business meeting at a sauna on a informal note.
Finns consider it arrogant and ostentatious to overdress. It is important to appear modest and do not call for undue attention to yourself by loud talk and flamboyance.
Finns would usually prefer to remain silent in response to small talk. It is better not to indulge in one.
If you are getting late for a meeting, call up and inform. Also do apologize for the delay when you reach there. Schedules are highly regarded, both start and end times are important. Better to not be late in the first place as it is considered as a sign of ineffectiveness.
Communicate directly, Finns prefer straight talk.
Do not interrupt the speaker and wait for your turn to make your points. Also do not expect too many questions from the Finns as they would expect the presentations to be thorough enough so as not to need to ask any.
Before the meeting, if possible send ahead the agenda of discussion.
Finland and Sweden continue to maintain between the countries a bitter rivalry. It will be better not to lump the two countries together in your conversations.
Treat business cards respectfully.
Address your counterparts with their first name only if invited to do so by them. Else, address them by their surname and full title.
Egalitarianism
Directness
Time Management
Pragmatism
Punctuality

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