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People Going Global focuses on providing a toolkit of proven
communication methods from a business perspective. We have provided
thousands of hours of training on a wide variety of cultures including
global overviews, China, Japan, India and the USA.
All of our staff have worked internationally as project managers,
engineers, sales and customer support managers and have experienced the
challenges of working with other cultures.
This enables People Going Global to empathize with your staff and show
them real solutions to situations in a highly interactive training
environment that introduces the concepts of cross cultural training in a
real world situation. Our training modules provide valuable tools that
can be adapted to the unknown challenges ahead in the field or back in
the office trying to manage a team thousands of miles away or in the
next cubicle.
Our customized programs can assist you if you are:
- Already working in a multicultural environment
- Currently interacting with foreign nationals as part of a global
virtual team
- Experiencing diversity and HR-related issues with relocated
staff
- Thinking of establishing an overseas presence
- Relocating overseas, alone or with your family
- Hiring foreign nationals on a regular basis in the US or abroad
- Hosting overseas visitors
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We successfully use our "Dual Perspective" model to demonstrate
similarities and surprising differences between cultures. Understanding
one's native cultural conditioning is just as important as learning
about the cultural characteristics of the other. The Dual Perspective
intercultural training approach enables the audience to:-
Understand more about their own cultural conditioning and value
system
- Analyze the target dual perspective (e.g. Germany/China,
Japan/UK, India/USA)
- Discuss strategies for effective communication
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We address the following critical issues: |
- Intercultural Management Training for effective
communication in the Global Marketplace
- USA: assisting international staff and their families
relocating to the US to understand US American business
culture
- Global Marketing and Advertising
- Cross Cultural Training for Team-Building
- Global HR Practices
- Diversity through the lens of Global Culture
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- Business & Social Etiquette
- Business Models
- Leadership Roles & Models
- Motivation & Recognition
- Contract Negotiation
- Decision Making
- Customer Service Across Cultures
- Team-Building
- Recruiting Foreign Staff
- Impact of Culture Shock
- Relocation/Repatriation
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Participants from Malaysia , Thailand , Taiwan, China , Philippines ,
India , South Africa
"The course content has satisfied my
requirements fully. It will be of great help during my 6 months stay."
"The material presented will be of great use
while in the USA and when I return home."

"Very good and useful seminar, well presented
and interesting."
"It was very huge material that demands much more time than we had had.
I am very appreciate Natasha for an excellent seminar."
"…This training is essential: I could predict responses of Americans to
my proposals and I responded adequately to their requests."
"This year, in Belarus , I had some negotiations with my European
collaborators. And I feel that your cross-cultural training was very
useful in this case, which is not even directly connected with the US
life…"
Eugene Naumovich

"I found this of great benefit when I visited
India for the first time last year. The information I received prepared
me for the social and cultural differences between the western and
Indian cultures. This in turn gave me a greater level of confidence in
dealing with the business issues."
Philip M Lelliott, Divisional Chief Executive, Vehicle Components -
Worldwide

"Excellent responses to many, many questions, very good discussive
atmosphere."
"I would recommend this course because it deals with real issues that
occurs daily"
"Excellent class. One of the best technical education classes I've taken
since joining GM"
Debra Elkins GM R&D
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