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Category Archives: International Business Practices
Is Our Weak Economy Bringing Back Nepotism?
During my childhood, which took place in the French-speaking part of Switzerland, I often heard of sons replacing their fathers in their professional roles at work; of friends being hired to complete an engineering team; of daughters-in-law getting trained to … Continue reading
Published in Training Magazine Yesterday: The Global Mindset
For those of you interested in reading the trilogy of articles I submitted to Training Magazine, here is the link to the first one; published yesterday: http://www.trainingmag.com/article/global-mindset Or read the full article below: The Global Mindset Six components of a … Continue reading
100 Cups of Tea Drunk and Still NO Purchase Order!
In the context of my Managing Across Cultures class, I created a system of world maps that illustrates the differences in cultural behaviors one can find throughout the world. Without exception, U.S. nationals are always surprised to see how isolated … Continue reading
Duty of Care: An Employer’s Moral, Social and Legal Responsibility
Fresh from the Huffington Post, today’s column on the duty of care, readable here in its original context http://www.huffingtonpost.com/valerie-bersetprice/duty-of-care-an-employers_b_1340668.html or below: Not a week goes by without reading about a natural disaster, a coup d’état, a kidnapping, a plane crash, or … Continue reading
10 Steps to a Successful International Trade Show
The Obama Administration’s National Export Initiative is hard at work, incentivizing businesses of all sizes to try their luck in the international arena. Government programs nowadays offer subsidized translation of marketing and technical documents, subsidized export classes offered through the … Continue reading
