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CULTURAL DIVERSITY
(Europe, Asia & Pacific
Rim)
As
international, multinational, transnational and global business
continues to expand and bring people closer, the most important
element of successful business outcomes may be the appreciation and
respect for regional, country, and cultural differences - known as
cultural diversity.
If doing
business or being expatriated in any of the European, Asian and
Pacific Rim countries or plan to in the future a properly prepared
international business strategy the provision of intercultural
training to staff can reap excellent rewards. One may be extremely
competent and successful in their home ground where there is
familiarity with the rules, subtleties and nuances of interacting on
both a social and professional level. This may not be the case in a
foreign country where a new set of rules has to be learnt and
assimilated, with failure to do so possibly impacting on one’s
professional and personal life.
Others may
simply find the information interesting in understanding the
wonderfully diverse world in which we live.
Having
traveled to most of these destinations Amanda Jardine, Managing
Director has gained first hand experience in understanding the
intricacies of these cultures and has gathered additional
information from her many colleagues and friends in an effort to
ensure this course is a good cultural beginning.
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Asia & Pacific Rim
Countries:
China
Malaysia
Austria
Hong Kong
Indonesia
Japan
Singapore
Thailand
South Korea |
European Countries:
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Denmark
Spain
England
Switzerland
Australia
France |
Participant
Benefits:
- Understand the cultural
requirements for doing business abroad.
- Give yourself a wealth
of information and resources that you can immediately apply during
your international business travels.
- Overcome those cultural
shock jitters.
- Increase your chances of
contract success and profits.
- Represent your company,
country and yourself in the best manner possible.
- Enjoy the cultural
assimilations of our world.
- Observe and adhere to
cultural nuances.
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