Working across different markets opens up incredible opportunities for entrepreneurs! If you're considering taking your business global or working with clients in new markets, check out Jen Blandos's guide on navigating global business successfully. 🌍 Fun fact: Female Fusion Network has members in 35 different countries! It’s a fantastic way to learn about diverse cultures and connect with amazing business owners worldwide.
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Want to work internationally? Here's 10 essentials to master working with different cultures. I’ve lived in 7 countries I've owned businesses in 4 And I've worked in over 70! This is what I’ve learned working globally: ↳ Be prepared to expect the unexpected ↳ Learn a few local phrases to show respect ↳ Focus on building cross-cultural relationships ↳ Be prepared to adapt your communication style ↳ Familiarise yourself with local business practices ↳ Be open-minded and adaptable to different cultures ↳ Research culture and business etiquette before you travel ↳ Be aware of local laws and customs to avoid causing offence ↳ Always come being curious - you're in for an incredible experience Check out my Essential Guide to Working Internationally ⤵️ ➡️ Prepare for international business trips ➡️ Host international visitors in your country ➡️ Navigate the global business environment 🌏 What's your top lesson from working internationally? 🌍 What do business visitors need to know if they visit your country? 👇 Share below! 💬 I'll tell you all of my stories in the comments throughout the day! Want the high-res PDF version? 1️⃣ Like and share this post. 2️⃣ Follow me for more great business content! 3️⃣ I'll DM it straight to you! Follow me, Jen Blandos, for daily business tips.
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1moLearn about how your values, attitudes, behaviours and communication style may be perceived by someone from another culture, e.g. they may interpret humour as not taking things seriously. Seek feedback from the people you work with or from a friendly party in the other culture Jen Blandos