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Do you know the largest city in Southeast Asia is Jakarta, Indonesia? Learn from Ms Wiwin about 3 remarkable things about Jakarta! #work #career #ourgeafamily #diploma #train #research #singapore #geainstitute #year2024 #digitalisation #digital #fyp #viral #jakarta

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🤝THE MALAYSIANS SPECIALTY: #SupportLokal in Marketing One of the most fascinating aspects of marketing is its ability to resonate with diverse audiences across the globe. In Malaysia, this connection is taken to new heights through the art of localization. As our country is richly diversed, with its myriad of cultures, languages, and traditions, marketers are presented with a unique opportunity to create campaigns that truly speak to the hearts and minds of the local populace. From the bustling streets of Kuala Lumpur to the serene shores of Penang, Malaysian marketers understand the importance of weaving cultural nuances into their campaigns. By incorporating local language, imagery, and customs, they don't just sell products; they foster a sense of belonging and connection within Malaysians. Moreover, Malaysian marketers understand the power of storytelling. They weave narratives that not only promote their products but also reflect the values and aspirations of the people they serve. By tapping into shared experiences and emotions, they create campaigns that resonate on a deeply personal level. So here's to the marketers who sprinkle a bit of 'sambal' onto their campaigns, adding that extra kick of flavor that makes them uniquely Malaysian! 🌶️ Let's keep bridging cultures, breaking barriers, and turning every marketing endeavor into a vibrant celebration of diversity and unity. ✨ Get in touch by dropping your resume here >>> https://bit.ly/3U9pzAU #Marketing #Malaysia #SupportLokal

[OUR ONBOARD JOURNEY] Adapting as a new employee is essential for integration, relationship-building, role clarity, productivity, and long-term career success within the company. It sets the foundation for a positive and fulfilling experience in your new role.🏢 In the rapid adapting to the new environment, you should aim to adapt your mindset to thrive in this dynamic industry. Here's how: Unlock Your Inner Content Chameleon. "Much like how a chameleon establishes connections in its habitat. Act as a supportive partner, By being adaptable and empathetic, you'll build trust and foster long-term collaborations!" - Rizki Amalia Permata. By embracing your inner Content Chameleon, you'll not only adapt seamlessly to the fast-paced professional world💼, but also thrive as a versatile and invaluable member of the team. Joining Emudah Media Indonesia would be cool! #emudahmedia #adaptability #employment #workplaceexperience #lifeatemudahmediaindonesia

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Sharing a few stories about my experience when I was responsible for handling territory in Eastern Indonesia for 2 years. Here are some tips for working optimally in your territory. - #LinkedIn #LinkedInTips #Job #Vacancies #AccountManager #BusinessConsultant #MarketingResearch #Indonesia

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Landing in Indonesia in 2010, the country buzzed with unfamiliar energy, I had no prior knowledge or connections. But one thing became my passport: Bahasa Indonesia. I came to realize that many words in Bahasa Indonesia are similar to Sanskrit (over 800 words by some estimates) , and for good reason! Words like "guru" (teacher), "siswa" (student), "manusia" (human), and even "bahasa" (language) itself all have Sanskrit roots. Learning the language in first few months wasn't just about ordering food (given I am vegetarian) – it was unlocking a world. Conversations flowed, barriers dissolved, and connections blossomed. Laughter echoed in warung stalls, friendships bloomed over kopi susu, and cultural nuances shimmered in everyday interactions. This, as you may realize, is the magic of communication. It's not just words, it's building bridges. Now, as a consultant, I see the same principle at play. The most impactful solutions begin with speaking the same language. Understanding clients' needs, anxieties, and aspirations – not just technically, but on a deeper level – is the foundation for building connections. And this is what I tell everyone, if you are new to something, make an effort to learn the language first, everything else is easier. So, what's your "Bahasa moment"? #Mindset #Communication #Culture #Indonesia #ConsultingLife #BuildRelationships #Jakarta ------------------- I write regularly on People | Leadership | Financial services | Sustainability. Follow Surya Sharma