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Experiment!
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Explore the world
A introduction
Understanding the Other
Xperience new worlds
Africa
Arctic
Asia & Pacific
Europe
Middle East
North America
South America
The World
Create value
An introduction
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Business value
Public value
Market research
Writing a marketing plan
Writing a public value plan
A better me
Better decision making
Dealing with anxiety
Understand your thinking
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IWANTTHEWORLD
A better career
An introduction
Experiment!
Find your purpose
Job application
Networking
Visualize your future
Explore the world
A introduction
Understanding the Other
Xperience new worlds
Africa
Arctic
Asia & Pacific
Europe
Middle East
North America
South America
The World
Create value
An introduction
Becoming an entrepreneur
Business value
Public value
Market research
Writing a marketing plan
Writing a public value plan
A better me
Better decision making
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Culture
Understanding the Other
Part 1: The challenge of cultural differences
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Cultural differences are found in 3 spheres: (a) employee collaboration, (b) interactions with consumers and (c) external stakeholder management.
Understanding the Other
Part 2: What is culture?
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Historically societies have developed different cultures to deal with the problems of external adaptation and internal integration.
Understanding the Other
Part 3: Cultural values
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Metaphorically, culture is often represented as an iceberg. Values act as the underlying principles that guide behavior.
Understanding the Other
Part 4: Cultural distance
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Cultural distance refers to the extent to which two cultures differ. An insightful tool here can be found on the website Hofstede Insights.
Understanding the Other
Part 5: World Values Survey
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The WVS is more dynamic and more comprehensive than the relatively static work-sphere that Hofstede used to develop his dimensions.
Understanding the Other
Part 6: Culture shock
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Although the term ‘culture shock’ is often used, it is perhaps nowadays more accurate to use the less extreme-sounding phrase ’culture confusion’.
Understanding the Other
Part 7: The process of cultural adaptation
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Schema theory explains how people form and adjust knowledge structures in their brain and is useful for explaining the learning process people go through.
Understanding the Other
Part 8: The importance of reflection
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Although it is important to keep in mind that learning effects can only take place when the student learns under stress, some support is needed.