Cross-Cultural Twitter Interviews
Are you interested in international business but need some inspiration. Here is a list of online resources collected during my Cross-Cultural Twitter Interviews.
21 Websites for International Inspiration
- Anne Fox at Absolutely Intercultural and Centre for Intercultural Learning in Canada. International.gc.ca – Good for research at least: Geert Hofstede and then compare with other info on the internet - International Business Etiquette – World Business Culture – Kwintessential - Fons Trompenaars very influential thinker on the subject. But not much free resource on the internet unlike Hofstede. – @deborahswallow
- CBI.eu offers cross sectors market info. CyborLink has lots of local quirky facts in several countries – @ohh_la_la
- Don’t have just 1 favorite website. Try the Goethe Institut – @HoeferleConsult
- I sometimes read foreign local news sites. Local news is very real – real people in normal everyday things- @dkiernan
- For information and business with Germany we like to use Germany.info we also love to browse news websites of foreign countries to read about their news from their perspective look up international newspapers at Headlinespot – @transdomo
- My favourite website for international or cross-cultural inspiration is Internations.org – @culturematters
- Twitter of course
It’s an incredible way to find great people from anywhere in the world to discuss with – @tdebaillon - My favorite cross-cultural website is GlobalEdge – Great source for global business + culture – @DR4Ward
- I like Public Affairs Asia Great resource if you are doing comms & public affairs work in Asia @XCulture
- I should say one of our own, @Lucire (Lucire.com). I look at some back articles and I still get a lot out of them. – @jackyan
- I’m not really sure I have a favorite website. A lot of my reading is on sites about language learning. For Japan-based, major newspapers get most of my attention. This helps me understand the country/culture. – @CotterHUE
- For those interested in Canada, nfb.ca I also love TED for big ideas, and its diversity of speakers and opinions – @DoreenatDMS
- To know what bloggers all over the world are saying – Global Voices Online: Global Voices and BBC Online for international news. Local newspapers are good too – @pocketcultures
- Yours! ~:-) and also Cultural Moments has insightful posts that blend personal and professional development – @psitutor
- Future Brand, http://landor/.com, Artlebedev, or any international news website – @culturalrealms
- I find Wikipedia project acting as a central hub, where people from different cultures meet and interact…It’s like a big home where people live under one roof contributing and sharing their culture and knowledge. – @mintblogger
- Your Posterous site is my favorite for international or cross-cultural inspiration: Cindy King’s Posterous – @lyceum
- A few: Culture Matters, Zompist, Global Watchtower, Culture Shocks – @SeanJamesOliver
- I’m into the research side of international education & exchange & the @NAFSA TLS community is a site I visit – @DavidComp
- Two blogs I like: Intercultural Eyes and Visualsspeak – @CateBrubaker
- One continual source of international inspiration for me is The Global Small Business Blog – @CindyKing
What Is Your Favorite Source Of International Inspiration?
- Does one stand out and resonate with you?
- Do you have another one to add?
- Do you have a favorite international news site?
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She is who I turn to when I have questions and you should too"
-- Chris Garrett, co-author of the "Problogger" book
