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Entry Level Cross-Cultural Awareness Series

ERUdyne's cross-cultural awareness and communications courses designed specifically for the entry level employees include: 

Introduction to Cross-Cultural Communications

This course focuses on the cultural roots of national behavior to help participants raise their awareness of cross-cultural business environments and how to build solid relationships.  In it we examine the basic values, beliefs, and biases that can lead to real misunderstanding.  It concentrates on what motivates different business cultures to act, to share information, to relate to authority, and how they maintain a sense of  identity.   

Note: This course is recommended before taking other advanced courses in our cross-cultural awareness offering.

Please check back as new courses are being posted on a regular basis.  If you are interested in a course/topical area that does not appear here, please contact us.

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• LAW ENFORCEMENT
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• GLOBAL OPERATIONS

Our broad and deep expertise enables us to  provide the advice and training your organization requires to support global initiatives, from the perspective you need to be successful. 

To schedule a customized, on-site briefing and/or to learn more about our publicly available courses, please contact Suzanne Novak at +1.203.645.2209 or suzanne.novak@erudyne.com.

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"Culture may impact products, services, and operations by only 10 percent, but this is the most important 10 percent.  This 10 percent determines success or failure." Akio Morita, former chairman of the Sony Corporation

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