2.10 Bridging Cultures: Enhancing Team Talent Through Cross Cultural Communication (I)
- Sep 2024
- Claartje Chajes
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Rawan Ghazzawi
Cultural differences can create additional barriers to successful communication, influencing how people interpret information and make decisions. This workshop will delve into the various dimensions of cultures, offering valuable insights into how cultural values shape our perceptions and interactions. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of their own cultural backgrounds and engage in interactive exercises designed to open up conversations on cultural differences. Join us to enhance your intercultural communication skills and contribute to the development of diversified and talented teams.
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Dear @rawanghazzawi, thank you for sharing the workshop to your network on Linked In. It looks like people support the topic! Do you tell the story often or do you think academia should offer it stage more active?
Dear @Claartje Chajes(Communitymanager RRview), I was also very happy to see that many people interacted with my post and appreciated the topic. :) This was actually my second time giving this workshop, and I do think that this seems to be a very current and important topic. I think what you did was very innovative and created a bridge between academia and practitioners, which does not happen very often!