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The Glocal Business Landscape: Navigating A Multicultural Envrionment
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- Price:
- $360
- Language:
- English
- Funding:
- WSQ/SDF,SkillsFuture Credit
- No. of Days:
- 1 Day
- Location:
- Central
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| Full Cost | S$360 | |
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The modern-day dynamic workplace delights in assembling talents from across the globe, combining varied educational backgrounds, diverse cultural experiences, deep local knowledge, as well as unique strategic perspectives, in order for the business to be equipped to maximise global reach. With the increasing need to communicate and collaborate in a multicultural working environments, it is crucial for business professionals to understand cross-cultural etiquette, adapt communication styles, and acknowledge the perspectives of co- workers or stakeholders who may view the world through different lenses. This course provides insights through a structured framework to explore how different cultures can co- exist, be leveraged on, and lead to rewarding strategy implementation for personal development, team cohesion and business performance.
- How does culture differentiate us as individuals, business professionals and co-workers?
- Are there better ways to communicate with your global colleagues and stakeholders?
- How can you build cohesion, celebrate diversity and pave new ways to work better in your team?
EVALUATE THE IMPORTANCE AND CHALLENGES OF MULTICULTURALISM AND GLOCALISATION
- Examine the international business landscape and key considerations supporting workplace diversity
- Review the state of multiculturalism and glocalisation in today’s business environment
- Reflect on the importance of cross-cultural diversity at work
- Discuss the challenges of working with diverse colleagues, customers, business partners and stakeholders
- Review how culture influences thoughts, emotions and behaviour, and their resultant impact on individuals, business and society
- Recognise the three levels of human mental programming
- Understand how culture affects the way people think, feel and act
ANALYSE CULTURAL DIFFERENCES AND DEVLOP STRATEGIES TO MANAGE DIVERSITY AND ENHANCE COOPERATION
- Analyse the seven dimensions of culture to foster rapport and enhance business relationships
- Do your foreign counterparts value rules over relationships?
- Do they typically perform better in teams or as individuals?
- Is there a veil that masks their true emotions, and does it matter?
- How do they segregate their personal and work life? Should you disrupt that?
- How would they define success? Are they keen to prove themselves?
- What is their orientation towards time management?
- Do they desire to have control over their environment? Are you seen as interfering?
- Develop strategies with codes of practice to manage diversity and cross-cultural cooperation
- Compare three different approaches to managing cultural differences
- Synthesise the different dimensions of culture to develop specific strategies to support diversity and promote intercultural relationships
ADJUST PERSONAL AND LEADERSHIP STYLE THROUGH ETIQUETTE AND COMMUNICATION FOR IMPROVED BUSINESS OUTCOMES
- Adjust interpersonal style and apply principles of etiquette for effective communication in cross-cultural social and business contexts
- Adjust individual bias and accountabilities for contributing to a diverse and cooperative work environment
- Combine universal principles of effective communication to manage more effectively at work
- Apply key principles of business and social etiquette to connect better with others
- Adapt meeting and greeting etiquette to project the correct first impressions
- Lead in managing relationships and communicating expectations to leverage diversity for improved individual, team and organisational outcomes
- Communicate expectations of cross-cultural awareness as a leader and manager
- Manage interpersonal and intercultural relationships to promote positive outcomes for individuals, teams and the organisation
- Diffuse interpersonal conflicts and seek to prevent potential miscommunication
- Location:
- Central
- Address:
- 100 Pasir Panjang Road #07-04
- Building Name:
- -
- Postal:
- 118518
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- Funding is subjected to approval from the government agencies
- The amount is calculated based on the "Up to" percentage of the course fees
- Taking into assumption that you have not fully utilized the SkillsFuture Credit and Productivity & Innoviation Credit Scheme
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