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The world's business cultures, and how to unlock them / Barry Tomalin and Mike Nicks.
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Title:The world's business cultures, and how to unlock them / Barry Tomalin and Mike Nicks.
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Author/Creator:Tomalin, Barry.
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Other Contributors/Collections:Nicks, Mike.
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Published/Created:London : Thorogood, ©2010.
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Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
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Call Number: HD62.4 .T66 2010
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Location:OKANAGAN LIBRARY stacksWhere is this?
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Call Number: HD62.4 .T66 2010
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Number of Items:1
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Status:Available
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Location:KOERNER LIBRARY stacks (Floor 1)Where is this?
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Library of Congress Subjects:International business enterprises.
Intercultural communication.
Corporate culture.
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Edition:2nd ed.
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Description:x, 340 p. : ill ; 24 cm.
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Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
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ISBN:9781854186850 (pbk.)
185418685X (pbk.)
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Contents:One. Risky business
Conclusion
Two. How to unlock any culture in the world
curse of anecdotes
TRUST model
three ingredients of culture
importance of cultural knowledge
Understanding values and attitudes
Understanding behaviour
need for a cultural business model
Five C's of culture
Stereotypes and generalizations
Other factors: Race, religion, sexual orientation and disability
Conclusion
Key learning points
Three. How people think
How to understand values and attitudes
How do I find out what's what?
Conclusion
Key learning points
Four. Cultural behaviour
Why me?
Scheduled, flexible and listening cultures
Conclusion
Key learning points
Five. How to increase your cultural sensitivity
It's all about perception
Personal Cultural Profile
Comparing cultures
Interpreting your Personal Cultural Profile
80/20 rule
Is it personal, professional or cultural?
RADAR
Personal qualities
six personal characteristics of cross-cultural sensitivity
Conclusion
Key learning points
Six. Communication
English language
Taking culture into account
Feel the people
Presentations
Writing emails
Conclusion
Key learning points
Tips for working with interpreters and translators
Seven. Leadership and decision-making
1. Top-down or egalitarian?
2. Company organigrams: are they reliable?
3. Taking ownership and delegation
4. Hierarchy
5. Consensus or individually driven decision-making
6. Speeding up decision-making
7. Breaking the chain of command
8. Maintaining status
Conclusion
Key learning points
Eight. Teams, motivation and feedback
Two types of team
Team selection
Team leadership
process of team-working
What, how and why cultures?
Team motivation
Feedback
Virtual distributed teams
Conclusion
Key learning points
Nine. Meetings and negotiations
Where are meetings held?
Who attends?
How are meetings arranged?
Expectations of meetings
agenda or not?
Meetings etiquette
Results and outcomes
Negotiating
Conclusion
Key learning points
Tips for international videoconferencing
Tips for international teleconferencing
Ten. Gift-giving and hospitality
Gift-giving
Hospitality
Conclusion
Key learning points
Eleven. Sixteen key markets
Doing business in Australia
Doing business in Brazil
Doing business in China
Doing business in France
Doing business in Germany
Doing business in the Gulf
Doing business in India
Doing business in Indonesia
Doing business in Italy
Doing business in Japan
Doing business in South Korea
Doing Business in Mexico
Doing business in Russia
Doing business in Spain
Doing business in the United Kingdom
Doing business in the USA
Twelve. Fact files
Facts about Australia
Facts about Brazil
Facts about China
Facts about France
Facts about Germany
Facts about the Gulf
Facts about India
Facts about Indonesia
Facts about Italy
Facts about Japan
Facts about South Korea
Facts about Mexico
Facts about Russia
Facts about Spain
Facts about the United Kingdom
Facts about the USA.