The first, and best, way to succeed cross-culturally is to turn off the cultural cruise control that tries to fool us into thinking that all cultures are the same. Instead, we need to build cultural competency.
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Executive Leaders will learn to think critically, analyze problems and issues to find solutions, develop skills to build a culture of candor and commitment, and improve leadership agility.
1:25Lisa Cox, CEG Trainer, provides an overview of what you can expect from this 2-day program.
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