Pacific Bridge Medical
Pacific Bridge Medical - Asia Medical Webcast
 
Managing Asian Cultural Diversity: Cross-cultural Issues in Asia
November 29 , 2007
 
Price: $400
 

Managing Asian cultural diversity can be very complex for Western companies. Each country has its own culture, history, ideology, language and philosophy: a strategy in Taiwan may not work in China, and vice versa. Understanding the local mentality, beliefs, and even linguistic traits can make a world of difference in managing Asian employees effectively. This 90-minute session will include a 60-minute presentation, followed by 30 minutes of Q&A. This Asia presentation has 49 PowerPoint slides.

Click here to see a sample page of our webcast presentation.

The following topics are covered in this webcast:

  • Diversity of Asian Cultures
    • Countries and Regions
    • Ethnicity
    • Religion
    • Language
    • Generational Differences
  • Erroneous Assumptions about Asian Cultures
    • Common Stereotypes
    • Latest Asia Megatrends
    • Changing Asian Cultural Identities
    • Women's Status
  • Comparison of Key Asian Cultural Concepts
    • The Greater China
    • Japan
    • Korea
    • Singapore
    • Others
  • Cultural Impact on Asian Management Issues
    • Leadership and Management Style
    • Work Ethics and Integrity
    • Innovation and Creativity
  • Common Challengs in Managing Asian Diversity
    • Communication and Feedback
    • Regional Collaboration
    • Coaching and Development
    • Motivation
  • Strategies for Effective Asian Management
    • Managing Value Polarities
    • Toward a Culture Learning Organization
    • Building a Culturally Competent Workforce
  • Benchmarking Practices for Global Effectiveness

This webcast is designed for medical professionals in business development, international sales and marketing, and anyone who wants to be current on Asia business issues. 

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