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Cross-Cultural Communications Training

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Cross-Cultural Communications Training Timothy Kendall 12 May 07
Re: Cross-Cultural Communications TrainingRae Karimjee31 May 07

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Cross-Cultural Communications Training Timothy Kendall 12/05/2007 11:09 tim kayo@ luck ocn ne jp

Having recently spoken at two high profile events regarding what Pfizer and myself have done to address the challenges faced by companies operating internationally, CIPD HRD, and JSHRM Mall in Japan, I have come to the following conclusions:


1. Many global companies are stabbing in the dark to find solutions to what that ey see as a short-term problam that will eventually go away.


2. Most global companies are unwilling to invest in addressing this.


3. Almost all global companies blame failure of global projects on poor communication, and then fail to address the issue.


4. Companies in Japan are even more clueless than those in the UK, and companies in the UK are far from on top of the problem.


I have a few hints that I would love to pass on as a result of personal experience in this field, but am unwilling to just make them readily available.
 
+ Re: Cross-Cultural Communications Training Rae Karimjee 31/05/2007 15:01 sales1@ uk-headhunters co uk

Dear Timothy


I would be interested in seeing a copy of these points you mention above if at all possible.


Thanking you in advance


Rae Karimjee


 

 
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