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aim-wsc Managing Director

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beatthegmat Founder

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| aim-wsc wrote: | 'winning' by Jack Welch.
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Ah, that's supposed to be a classic! Someday I'll check it out... _________________ Eric
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VP_Tatiana GMAT Instructor

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I'm reading Cultural Intelligence: People skills for global business. It's by Thomas, D and Inkson, K. It's required reading for my Cross-Cultural Management class here at EGADE. This is one of my favorite classes, as it goes much deeper than telling you not to show the bottom of your foot in Latin America or describing the proper way to receive a business card in Japan. It helps you build a framework for understanding cross-cultural situations, then adapting your behavior accordingly.
If you don't have a similar class in your program, I highly recommend this book. After all, what business isn't global today?
Tatiana _________________ Tatiana Becker | GMAT Instructor | Veritas Prep | Elite GMAT Prep and Admissions Consulting
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AleksandrM GMAT Destroyer!

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Just re-read Mystery of Capital by Hernando de Soto.
I was reading The Age of Turbulence by Greenspan when I started studying for the GMAT... this was back at the end of January. I stopped midway through the book and have read three chapters since then...
SO, once I am done with the GMAT, I will get back to reading his book again. I will also read Bodine's book. _________________ http://second-lap.blogspot.com/ |
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