Some Creative Thoughts on Multi-Cultural Aspects of Business

Avatar Posted by yoni67 under Self-Development
From http://jobshuk.com 5306 days ago
Made Hot by: saraib820 on May 17, 2010 3:13 pm
The Web and modern business-world are truly international, multi-cultural arenas. So how does one become multi-cultural? Drinking a pint of Guinness? Shopping at IKEA? Watching The Sopranos? Not really. A serious and irreverent look at cultural aspects of the 21st century business...





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Written by m4bmarketing
5305 days ago

Hi Yoni,

Your post is actually a good reminder of being aware of cultural differences and I liked your tips. One contributor on BizSugar Cindy King also has a lot of great information on her website.

The differences also exist between Western countries as per your example of soccer which we sometimes forget.

Regards,

Susan



Written by yoni67
5305 days ago

Susan, as always, THANKS" for your feedback and kind comments! To me, the soccer/"football" issue is the preeminent example of the American cultural thinking. Soccer never really caught on in The States so people there are surprised by how fanatical the rest of the world is about it. For me, growing up in America was also a very "cultural-centric" experience. There we tended to think that the entire world shared our beliefs, opinions, customs, etc. It has taken me a long time to figure out that it's not so! All the best,

Yoni



Written by yoni67
5306 days ago

Heidi,

Thanks so much for your kind words. Not sure why it was deleted, but I hope the 2nd time is a charm!

Shoshi,

Thanks so much for following me from Job Shuk to Biz Sugar! Thanks for your kind and generous vote of support!

Yonatan



Written by lovedthisarticle!
5306 days ago

Yonatan,

I read and voted (and commented) on this refreshingly wonderful article before it was deleted from BizSug yesterday evening (dont know why????). So I will again! Excellent entertaining and great tips and advice!

Heidi k.



Written by ShoshFromJobShuk
5306 days ago

Yoni, IKEA, Man United, The Sopranos, beer and baseball? I'm confident that only you could tie all fo these together into a great article on business and culture! Kudos,

Shoshi from Job Shuk!



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