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Is Humility A Universal Leadership Value Across Cultures ?
Humility in leadership can be defined as the ability to understand yourself and bring the best from other people. You must first know your talents and limitations, then recognize that you have to rely on others and empower them to … Continue reading
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Tagged Business, expat executives, Geert Hofstede, Global Leadership, Humility, intercultural coaching, Leadership, Moscow, Russia, Russians, United States
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How Do You Develop Global Leaders ?
In the article ‘Global Mindset Secrets of Superstar Expats” published by Thunderbird School of Global Management, the authors argue that immersing executives in different cultures does not produce effective global leaders as they often fail to learn how to deal with the … Continue reading
Posted in Cross cultural, culture shock, Executive Coaching, expat, expatriates, Global Economy, Global Executives, Global leaders, intercultural communication, intercultural executive coach, intercultural training, leadership, Multicultural teams, professional development, Russia, Russian culture
Tagged Business, cross-cultural training, Education and Training, GLOBE cross-cultural research program, intercultural leadership, Leadership, Leadership development, Management, Russia
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Who Needs Cross-cultural Training ?
Scoop.it – Global Leaders This article posted in www.expatica.ru is giving a great overview about cross-cultural training Expatriate failure is defined in literature in a variety of ways, with intentions to leave listed prominently Anne Egros‘s insight: Tailoring cross-cultural training programmes to the … Continue reading
Posted in Cross cultural, culture shock, Executive Coaching, expatriates, Global Executives, HR Management, intercultral, international coaching, Living in Russia, Russia, Russian culture
Tagged Cross cultural, culture shock, Education and Training, Expatriate, Global Leadership, Intercultural learning, international assignment, international executive, Leadership, Management
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The Power of Negative Thinking and Cultural Preferences
See on Scoop.it – Global Leaders Both ancient philosophy and modern psychology suggest that darker thoughts can make us happier, writes Oliver Burkeman. The way we are thinking affects what we do and this article is interesting because it explores … Continue reading
Moscow Business Stories: Japanese Companies in Russia
See on Scoop.it – Life in Moscow From an Expat Perspective This article is an Interview with Takushi Seki, the Director of Corporate Issues and Communications for CIS, Romania and the Adriatic region, Japan Tobacco International, Co-chairman of Japanese Business Club Correspondent: How can you characterize … Continue reading
No escape from history in Moscow
See on Scoop.it – Life in Moscow From an Expat Perspective As Russians remember the victims of the Stalinist purges, Daniel Sandford discovers that you do not have to look far to find history on your doorstep. This is so true and … Continue reading
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Tagged Great Purge, Moscow, Russia, Russian culture, Stalin
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