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I really appreciate the course and find it very beneficial while learning it in trial mode, but unfortunately, it is beyond my budget to get the certificate
With globalization, multiculturalism is on the rise. Managers need to lead a workforce composed of individuals from diverse cultural backgrounds. Managers need to negotiate and cooperate with organizations from diverse cultures; they need to know about the effects that diverse cultures can have on business practices. This course introduces the fundamentals of multicultural management by describing the impact of culture on interpersonal processes in organizations, discussing how culture shapes communication, leadership, negotiation, and teamwork. Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to: - understand how national cultures affect managerial activities such as communication, teamwork, negotiation, and leadership, - detect cultural differences and how to prevent & solve misunderstandings, - compare the culture of two countries using an instrument labeled “The Culture Map”, - improve your cross-cultural sensitivity, and - develop skills to diagnose cross-cultural issues and to come to a compromise.
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I really appreciate the course and find it very beneficial while learning it in trial mode, but unfortunately, it is beyond my budget to get the certificate
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Prof. Tina Girndt-Clougherty strikes a remarkable balance between academic theory and practical application, bringing complex concepts to life through relevant examples and engaging discussion. As a bicultural Austrian-American, I found her insights on cross-cultural leadership especially meaningful and immediately applicable. One of my key takeaways from the course is that while competence earns credibility, character builds trust. Different cultures may take different paths, but effective leadership ultimately requires both. Prof. Girndt-Clougherty's class provides a valuable framework for understanding these nuances and developing the cultural intelligence needed to lead across borders and perspectives. I highly recommend this course to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of cross-cultural dynamics and become a more effective, globally minded leader.
I really appreciate the course and find it very beneficial while learning it in trial mode, but unfortunately, it is beyond my budget to get the certificate
course is well structured.