By Darrell L. BrowningCompany cultures are like church: no one wants it to change. That’s not a bad thing, either–especially when you operate a family-owned business built upon time-honored traditional values. Or perhaps your business was built on delivering exceptional, personalized service which you have successfully branded into your marketing campaign. But along with growth [...]
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How to Protect the Culture of Your Company
Posted by Admin on December 6th, 2009
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Tags: Business Environments, Communication Strategies, Company Culture, Core Values, Corporate Environment, Curious Thing, Cut Throat, Different Cultures, Exact Behavior, Family Owned Business, Family Owned Businesses, Feedback, Instances, love, Marketing Campaign, Nasa, Old Business, Personalized Service, Throat Culture, Traditional Values 
No Comments »International Business Negotiations – Don’t Waste Your Time Negotiating With the Wrong Person
Posted by Admin on November 20th, 2009
Don’t fall into the first cross culturalcommunication minefield of not thoroughly identifying the right personyou need to negotiate with.International business negotiationsare not easy to navigate. Sometimes even the simplest of assumptionsright at the beginning can lead you astray.It’s true, wastingyour time negotiating with the wrong person does not happen often. Butwhen it does, it can [...]
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