Small businesses not used to intercultural communication, can easily find dealing with international prospects challenging. It is sometimes hard to figure out exactly how your sales message has been received. You may have difficulty understanding what your international prospect needs to hear from you.Just like with your own local leads, some of international prospects can [...]
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Small Businesses Learn Intercultural Communication Difficulties – Grow International Business
Posted by Admin on September 22nd, 2009
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Tags: Antennas, Colleagues, Communication Difficulties, Communication Style, Fit, Intercultural Communication, International Business, International Clients, International Prospects, Leads, Moving, Patience, Sales Message, Sales Practices, Simple Questions, Small Businesses 
No Comments »Cross Cultural Communication Web Tools – Company Hierarchy
Posted by Admin on August 24th, 2009
Here is another web tool for you to use in your cross cultural communication.Company HierarchySome cultures expect you to pay more attention to a company hierarchy than others. They need to be able to identify the leaders. They might only want to speak to the person with the right title or who is at an [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Communication Company, Communication Style, Communication Tools, Communication Web, Company Hierarchy, Cross Cultural Communication, Different Cultures, Different Things, Executive Team, Foreign Markets, Job, Market Research, Pop, Reference, Strong Belief, Target Countries, Target Country, Tools Company, Web Tool, Web Tools No Comments »How to Prevent Most Cross Cultural Miscommunication by Examining Your Own English Communication
Posted by Admin on August 14th, 2009
Miscommunication between people happens all the time, especially when one of the parties is using a second language. We often end up hearing miscommunication stories in the form of a joke: “You wouldn’t believe what happened to me…” But we don’t always hear all of the stories, especially we cause the miscommunication with international clients.Native [...]
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