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Cross Cultural Training no longer
applies to them when they start moving up the ladder. They
seem to get to the stage where they think they really know
it all.As economic and political spaces between nations become smaller and international trade continues to increase, the movement of people between countries is becoming more fluid. With competition for talented global workers increasing, companies are becoming increasingly aware that creating a cross cultural environment in the workplace is critical for long-term success.Cross cultural training is now becoming an integral part of But yet, executives and profe Making a Great First Impression 1. Most leaders die with their mouths open.You have what it takes to succeed. Now all you need to do is communicate that in writing so that an employer sees just how amazing you truly are. How do you make that great first impression, especially when you have to do it on paper rather than in person?Start with following a few basic guidelines. No matter how wonderful you are, unless you are able to get the attention of the person scanning the cover letters an I recently read an article in Fast Company magazine about the issue of leadership. In it, they quote Ronald Heifetz, the founder of Harvard's Center for Public Leadership, who made the above comment back in 1999. He followed it up by saying, "leaders must know how to listen - and the art of listening is more subtle than most people think it is. But first and just as important, leaders must want to listen." You'd think this is simply basic stuff, right? Like what all managers learned in Management 101. I doubt there's an exec in business today who wouldn't say they 'know' this already. But in my experience, most leaders seem to think it no longer applies to them when they start moving up the ladder. They seem to get to the stage where they think they really know it all. But yet, executives and profes Relationship Marketing: Build Your Business With A Festive Seasonal Open House der of Harvard's Center for Public Leadership, who
made the above comment back in 1999. He followed it up by
saying, "leaders must know how to listen - and the art of
listening is more subtle than most people think it is. But
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managers learned in Management 101. I doubt there's an exec
in business today who wouldn't say they 'know' this already.
But in my experience, most leaders seem to think it no longer
applies to them when they start moving up the ladder. They
seem to get to the stage where they think they really know
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applies to them when they start moving up the ladder. They
seem to get to the stage where they think they really know
it all.No matter what industry you are in, no matter what your assets include, inventory, money, information and other resources critical to you and your business are vulnerable to predators, outside of your company, who will go to great lengths to steal them.All businesses suffer from fraud and theft:· The retailer is susceptible to shoplifters, check and credit card fraud, counterfeiters, quick-change artists, vendor theft But yet, executives and professionals at all levels frequently tell me that they themselves don't feel 'heard' by their superiors. And here's the really interesting thing about it - I hear this frustration cited by people at every management level! Therefore, managers throughout many businesses are busy looking 'up' the organization chart for someone to listen to them - but they're not giving their own managers and the staff 'below' them the same benefit. So you have managers going around telling subordinates what to do & how to do it; rarely asking those people for their input. And then being cranky because their boss treats them the same way! How dumb is that? 2. Our North American companies are
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