Bridges to Japanese business etiquette : understanding Japan cross-cultural management /

By:

Philippe Huysveld [Author]

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: United States : Philippe Huysveld, 2020.Description: 99 pagesISBN:

9781718054783

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DDC classification:

REF 658.00952 H98

Summary: Cross-cultural misunderstandings frequently appear in situations where Westerners interact with people from the Far East, in particular with the Japanese. As a Japan Business Consultant, I have witnessed many business cases, situations or events, where understanding the basics of Japanese business etiquette and Japan cross-cultural management would have helped a lot.

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Cross-cultural misunderstandings frequently appear in situations where Westerners interact with people from the Far East, in particular with the Japanese. As a Japan Business Consultant, I have witnessed many business cases, situations or events, where understanding the basics of Japanese business etiquette and Japan cross-cultural management would have helped a lot.

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