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Cross-Cultural Communication Challenge Tip 10

by on 10 March, 2009

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Cross-Cultural Communication Challenge – Expand Your Mindset

Today’s Cross Cultural Communication Challenge Tip brings us back to the basics again.

Remember to develop your cross-cultural communication skills whenever you have the opportunity. It is the little things we pick up over time that help us the most.  If you are a beginner, every cross-cultural encounter will strengthen your skills.  Good cross-cultural skills have a direct impact on your international success.

Cross-Cultural Communication Challenge Tip #10

Continue to develop good cross-cultural communication skills for more international business

Your challenge to improve you cross-cultural mindset:

  • Read your daily tips every day during the challenge
  • Think about what this means to you
  • Reflect on how this could help you get more international clients

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  • http://www.ospreyvision.com/blog Steve Finikiotis

    Great post, Cindy. Strong cross-cultural capacities are all too rare in the marketplace. It’s thrilling to find workers who demonstrate cultural sensitivity. As this world grows “smaller,” smart leaders will recognize cross-cultural skills as indispensible. Keep reminding us about this important topic.

  • http://cindyking.biz Cindy

    Hi Steve,

    It will be interesting to see how cross-cultural skills evolve in the future. As the world grows smaller, will people pick them up faster or not.

    I spoke to someone who went to China recently for business. This person said that all of the Chinese people he met used “Western” names instead of their Chinese names. It’s little things like this make me wonder.

    Cindy

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