18.-19.11.2010 in Regensburg
Our intercultural training course Doing Business in Germany will give you an impression of the cultural, political, historical and economic background of the country. The following list serves as an example of topics that are of significance in any cooperation with German partners, clients and employees and that will be handled in the course depending on the needs of the
participants.
Specific recommendations will be given during the training session as well as discussion and optimisation of behavioural strategies that have been used to date.

An employee from Korea wants to speak to his new German colleague. He enters his office but the German is on the phone. The Korean walks towards him expecting, at the least, a brief greeting. However, the German pays him no attention and greets him only after having finished the telephone call. The Korean colleague feels he has been treated in an unfriendly manner and is upset.
Many emerging and leading companies, both German and foreign ones, can proudly describe themselves as successful global players with locations worldwide. Foreign companies locate in Germany, while German companies found subsidiaries or acquire new companies all over the world. Specialists and executives are posted to the German parent company from foreign subsidiaries in order to familiarise themselves with processes, strategies and, not least, to become acquainted with colleagues and superiors.
The training course is intended to optimise the interaction between the participants and their partners in Germany. The objective is to prevent situations of conflict arising and to utilise the chances and synergy potential offered by cultural plurality.
Foreign professional and management personnel who have already made first contacts in Germany or will do so in the near future and will require intercultural competence for their jobs.
Registration: Intercultural training Germany 18.-19.11.2010
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