We often take for granted how we communicate with one another. Like many learned behaviors, the way we interpret information, form assumptions and make decisions is shaped by our cultural background.
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As organizations become more global, intercultural understanding becomes more crucial. Technology is connecting people and cultures like never before. In order to be an effective leader and global citizen, employees must learn the right skills.
To engage learners, trainers must understand their biases and cultural assumptions, as they impact the connection and relationship they form with learners. Additionally, learning professionals must consider these biases as we create training objectives.
With an increased interest in attracting and retaining employees and, in general, encouraging them to want to stay, there’s been a lot of enthusiasm for the topic of gratitude.
Kanarys, a first-of-its-kind technology platform that fosters collaboration between companies and employees on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the workplace, launches to the public today.
Delivering intercultural competence training can be challenging. However, thanks to modern learning technology and analytics tools, it has become more effective and sustainable.
Distance can create a sense of separation between locations that need to work closely together. Companies must actively support their virtual, multi-site teams to build bridges and improve collaboration.
It’s more important than ever for organizations to make sure their employees can communicate professionally in English and other major business languages.
The globalization of business has made it essential for many organizations to conduct their activities on an international scale.