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ShareShare your experience, your knowledge and ideas with your peersChannel: CulturesUnderstanding audience cultures and diversity Excellent Resource for Researching Culture & Business Etiquette
by Cheryl Cran in Cultures, on Jun 28, 2012
An excellent overview of everything from gestures, eye contact, business etiquette and more Recently as I was preparing to speak in Trinidad I stumbled upon this site: http://www.culturecrossing.net/index.php which gives an excellent overview of everything from gestures, eye contact, business etiquette and more. If you haven’t already I highly recommend you bookmark the site as a resource when researching to work in other countries. Cheryl Cran, CSP Lost in Translation
by Philip Auerbach in Cultures, on Feb 29, 2012
Major Brands' Mistakes Cost Them Dearly Abroad
Each country is good at something
by Erwin Van Lun in Cultures, on Jun 12, 2010
Each country is no 1 in something
Found in Dan Poynters Newsbrief: Each Country is good at something. As a Dutchman, proud to be on #1 for Ecstasy???? http://www.informationisbeautiful.net/visualizations/because-every-country-is-the-best-at-something/ Top Contributors
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Companies are all about their brand, both in their home market as well as the global arena. Sometimes their efforts at home don’t translate well to other countries.
