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How To Attend This Course:
Contact us to request
a proposal for a customized in-company program, or to be notified
when we schedule a public seminar in your area.
Course Outline:
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Historic and geographic context |
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Dramatic economic developments in the 80's
and 90's - how stable is the region long-term? |
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Evolving relations between the Asian nations
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How Asians view the U.S. and why this is
important |
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Risks and Opportunities: Entering the Asian
business environment |
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An overview of cultural perception and
reaction - making sure you help, not hinder, your business
objectives |
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Comparing and contrasting the business
cultures of Japan, China, Korea,
and Southeast Asia: |
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- Hierarchy and management
style
- Group behavior and the
importance of connections
- Interpersonal communication
patterns
- Government-business relations
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Understanding the Asian sense of time and
expectations of business relationships |
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Managing Asian staff |
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Participating in socializing rituals with
your Asian counterparts - why it is important and what
you can expect |
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Business etiquette and protocol: the main
points |
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American businesswomen in Asia |
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Asian logic and presentation style: what
are they really saying, and what do they expect
from you? |
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Coping with the language and cultural barriers:
specific skills for effective cross-cultural communication
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Steps for avoiding the pitfalls of miscommunication
with your Asian staff, partners, or customers |
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Resource information |
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