
Continue reading Sustainability for Businesses – and Our Story
Continue reading Sustainability for Businesses – and Our Story
I bought my first cell phone when I was 18. A Nokia with a keyboard. Back then it was almost a taboo to own one. People who communicated wirelessly with another person via an almost phone booth-like device were called “busybodies”.
Almost 20 years later, the picture has changed enormously. People who don’t have a smartphone are viewed with suspicion. A life without the Internet and mobile phones: for many unthinkable.
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“It will work out.” This is the maxim that companies often use to plan projects involving people from different countries, because they usually underestimate the cultural differences in the area of communication and cooperation.
After one or two years in a foreign country, emigrants are often surprised to discover that although I now live far away from home, my best friends, with whom I talk about my feelings, worries and hardships, are still my compatriots. But before emigrating, I made a firm resolution..: I don’t want to live in a German enclave, but I want to have personal relations with the people.
“Why do so many emigrants have this experience? Continue reading Cross-cultural cooperation – 3 tipps for international projects
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