Jan 23 2012 in app, cross cultural, culture, hofsetede, iphone, Latest News, Press Releases by admin
Kiss, Bow or Shake Hands? Some of the questions a business traveller to a new country may be asking prior to landing. Making a good impression is important however is it all about etiquette? Kwintessential have today released a new App based on the research of Professor Hofstede which takes a more behavioural view of […]
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May 31 2011 in cross cultural, Intercultural & Cross-Cultural News, Latest News, training by admin
Each year expats move across the globe in order to find new work and business opportunities. In order to facilitate these moves companies often offer their workers the chance to take part in some cross cultural training in order to help the foreign workers to fit in with the host country nationals. This is done […]
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Apr 6 2011 in cross cultural, culture, Intercultural & Cross-Cultural News, Latest News, people, study by admin
With “size zero”, “obesity epidemic” and “extreme weight loss” being phrases that are almost part of the dictionary these days, the whole world seems to be obsessing about their size and weight. People everywhere are worrying if they are too fat and trying to lose weight and fight back against obesity. We are bombarded by […]
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Dec 7 2010 in business, cross cultural, Cultural Diversity, culture, Latest News, medical by admin
Different cultures and religions deal with the concept of death differently. The use of medicine and health care varies across different cultures because of the beliefs of their people. Due to varying beliefs across cultures, there is a need for cultural understanding or cultural competence in medicine, especially in palliative care. ‘In medicine, cultural competence […]
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Oct 18 2010 in business, cross cultural, culture, Intercultural & Cross-Cultural News, Latest News, Marketing by admin
Rising through the ranks of any company today increasingly includes the prospect of a period of work outside of your home country. The culture shock of this experience is the topic of an October 7th article on website ‘Marketing Week’.
Placements can vary from marketing research in China to an office-based role in the USA. To […]
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Aug 12 2010 in cross cultural, Intercultural & Cross-Cultural News, Latest News, psychology, team by admin
In this era of globalization, many companies are expanding into numerous countries and cultures. But they should not take a “one size fits all” approach to their business and management styles. As the authors of a new article in a special section on Culture and Psychology in Perspectives on Psychological Science, a journal of the […]
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Aug 3 2010 in colour, cross cultural, culture, Intercultural & Cross-Cultural News, Latest News by admin
Forget chocolates and flowers, guys. If you want to make a big impression on the opposite sex, try adding red to your daily wardrobe. Lots of red.
The color apparently makes a man more attractive, more powerful and more sexually desirable to women, according to a study appearing in the Journal of Experimental Psychology. The research […]
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Jul 15 2010 in cross cultural, Cultural Diversity, customer, language, Latest News by admin
“Cemcho bhai, harisani, ano chokra kabar?”
That is Gujarati for: “Hello brother, how are you? Any news about your son?”
Not too unusual as the start of a conversation in the heart of the Asian community in Blackburn, apart from the fact that the words are being spoken by a 69-year-old white, English-born milkman.
John Mather, aka Jimmy, […]
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