diversity

Here is a practical definition of intercultural competence that an international team developed. It was originally designed to help a client who wanted to identify Chinese workers who would be able to work effectively with German and US colleagues.

Until a few weeks ago, the only association "midsummer" had for me was the Shakespeare play. Now, having spent midsummer in Sweden, I see it in a completely different light — "light" being the operative word.

At a recent conference in Germany, when one speaker asked the audience who was a migrant, I suddenly wondered what that word really meant and whether I was a migrant too.

When colleagues interrupt you for the tenth time in a meeting, do you want to shout at them? In the fourth video in our series of five on the topic of meetings, Bob Dignen has a more productive suggestion. He recommends using the TUF approach. Learn how to use it in this video.