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The fifth presentation of our Succeeding in a Japanese Company telesummit is Michael McKenna talking about Avoiding Meeting Madness in a Japanese Company. Read More

After the first week of our Japan Intercultural Telesummit, we’re getting great responses to the information-packed interviews with our firm’s experts, including comments like these… Read More

The third presentation of our Succeeding in a Japanese Company telesummit is Andy Bender talking about Relationship Building with Japanese – in Person and from Afar. Read More

The second presentation of our Succeeding in a Japanese Company telesummit is Tak Kawasaki talking about Working with a Japanese Boss. Read More

The first presentation of our Succeeding in a Japanese Company telesummit is Jim Colby presenting on Skillful Interface with the Parent Company in Japan. Read More

In Japan, a subordinate would not consider his supervisor making changes to his work to be insulting at all. There is not the same sense of personal ownership of work product...They do not view an individual’s work as their individual product and reflection solely on their individual performance. Read More

Gain new insights that will help you to better understand the Japanese company environment and the actions of your Japanese colleagues. You will come away with specific ideas that you can use to be more effective in your work and that will make things go more smoothly, efficiently and successfully Read More

Feb 06, 2014 Sunnyvale, CA - "In 30 seconds or less, tell me what you do." In America, the elevator pitch is an important networking tool, but it can be the most challenging to come up with. You want to be prepared, not tongue-tied, when you meet someone who might benefit from your services or who Read More

One of the biggest cross-cultural communications challenges for Americans is attending meetings with Japanese participants. For many Japanese, participating in a meeting means showing up for it…from a western perspective, truly participating in a meeting involves “making a contribution” – in other Read More

Feb 25, 2014 - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM in Dallas, TX.
Americans who work with Japanese usually have many questions, but no good place to get the answers. This seminar is a golden opportunity to get your questions answered by an expert who is highly skilled in explaining the intricacies of Japanese busi Read More