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Category Archives: Dining Protocol
There’s More to Japanese Culture than Fish and Wasabi
Yesterday, a lady we will call Katherine contacted me, flustered, telling me the Japanese restaurant where she had lunch could truly benefit from my global coaching and giving me its name and contact information. In her words, she just had … Continue reading
Published in Training Magazine: Training for International Travel
Training employees on cross-cultural paradigms has become of utmost importance to successful business dealings. ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN TRAINING MAGAZINE.COM | THU, 04/12/2012 – 00:00 By Valérie Berset-Price According to The Economist Intelligence Unit(Global Firm in 2020: The Next Decade of Change … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-Cultural Communication, Cultural Intelligence, Cultural Wisdom, Dining Protocol, Foreign manager, Global Mindset, Image Culture, International Business Practices, International business travel, Managing People, Religion, Religion and alcohol, Time Management
Tagged Arabic language, Business, Cairo, Communication, Cross-cultural, Egypt, International business, United States
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Why Can’t You Wait?
Dear Valérie, My name is Carmen and I am from Colombia. I have been living in the U.S.A. for many years and even married two American gentlemen in the process! While I enjoy living in America, there is one thing … Continue reading
