What information could you share in class?

I think I could share a lot of information about the business life in the classroom, because my company is really businesslike. In the company it is expected that you do not wear piercings and any eye-catching jewellery. This is expected because clients and other people, like interviewers, visit the company and when they do we need to make a good impression. A big difference that I have seen in the business life here and in Holland is that they spend a lot more time on their clients and they also mean the time they spend on them. In Holland I have seen that the time spend on the customer is mostly done because the people need to do it and not because they want to do it. Standard questions like how are you doing are mostly asked because it is a rule in the company. This is really a big difference. You can feel that the people are a more nicer and spend time on you because they want to not because they need to. Of course this is in general, because I know that in Holland there are also people and companies that spend time with clients because they want to and here in Malta there are also people that are not that nice. In Holland I have known that small talk with the client will slip away in some time. For example in emails, the first few times you write the hello, goodbye and a small story maybe and further on these things will all be deleted. This is the same with the greeting when a customer comes in the store or comes to pay for the products. In my company this does not happen, because they want to spend time with the client themselves.
I have also learned a lot about the specific sector that the company is working in. The hole process that is done to make a book is really extensive and I did not think that it would take this much time. There is also still manual work involved in handling the machines and finishing the books. I did not expect this, because I thought that nowadays everything would be done with machines. For example they still fold the protective jackets and put the products in boxes for the transportation to the client. I learned a lot about this process from the time I spend in the factory and from the DVD about the company I watched. I thought this was a really interesting process to learn and when I need to make a presentation about my internship company I would definitely use this to show it to my classmates or the public that is attending my presentation.