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🌎 Think Global, Act Local That’s the mantra for global brands eyeing #success in local markets. But can you ever understand a foreign market as well as a local person…
read more“Ants don’t sleep.” 🔎 A psycholinguist Shiri Lev-Ari had both native and non-native speakers record this simple statement and then played the recordings back to native speakers only, who in…
read moreWhat’s the first thing that comes to your mind when someone talks about localising a global brand? Companies which have been successful in the complex undertaking will immediately understand that…
read moreAre some #cultures less trusting than others? Perhaps the most important characteristic of a high-functioning team is #trust. Team members must be able to trust each other in order for…
read moreA Global Mindset in Business Is the Difference Between Success & Failure. 72% of international Chinese companies surveyed believe the biggest difficulties that arise in conducting business overseas stem from…
read moreWe live in the #VUCA time – very volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous times. These times are having a profound effect upon the wellbeing of employees across all sectors and…
read moreMost people think cultural awareness is about learning about other people and how they do and don’t do things. This is a common misconception. Although this is certainly part of…
read morePeople get caught in the trap of thinking that there is one right way to do things and everything else is wrong. Closed-mindedness is a barrier to #crosscultural communication unlike…
read moreOur TCP debut #LIVE was successfully held in late Feb. Here’s one of the takeaways – when having a conversation with people from multicultural backgrounds, using their second language to…
read moreWe often have some mental pictures 🗺️when hearing different words. Sunaina shared all of us have unconscious bias, expecially in working with our colleagues or hiring🤝 someone. The first step…
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