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Cultural Intelligence (CQ) is a new domain of intelligence that has immense relevance to the increasingly global and diverse workplace,  marketplace, and politicsplace.

  

Cross-cultural Differences

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East vs. West

  

 
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In today's globalizing world, cultural intelligence is a necessary tool for every manager who deals with diverse teams of employees, customers, partners, competitors, government, and other business players.

Some aspects of culture are easy to see, but the most challenging parts of other cultures are hidden.

 

 
 

Cultural intelligence will help you manage cross-cultural differences effectively, in particular:

▪ lower the cultural barriers caused by ‘us’ and ‘them’ and to allow you to predict what ‘they’ are thinking and how they will react to your behavior patterns

▪ harness the power of cultural diversity and synergize diversities. → Examples

  

World Cultures

East vs. West: Beliefs, Values, Philosophies

Multicultural Collaboration

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Culture in general is concerned with beliefs and values on the basis of which people interpret experiences and behave, individually and in groups.

Culture is the "lens" through which one views the world. It is central to what people see, how they make sense of what they see, and how they express themselves.

  

Managing Cross-Cultural Differences

10 Main Patterns of Cultural Differences

Build Trust

  

 
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Some aspects of culture are easy to see, the obvious things like art and music and behavior.

However, the significant and most challenging parts of other cultures are hidden.

These might include our beliefs, values, expectations, attitudes, and assumptions.

 

 

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Most interactions are battles of perceptions. "The map is not the territory; people respond to their experience, not to reality itself," teaches NLP.

Our cultural perceptions and programming in these areas shape our thoughts, opinions and actions. They also make us decide what is ‘normal’ in our eyes and create ‘us’ and ‘them’ mindset.

 

Cross-Cultural Communication

China vs. USA: Competitive Advantages

Chinese vs. Americans

Japanese vs. U.S. Firms

  

 
Vadim Kotelnikov

People are not divided into us and them, they are divided into wise ones and fools, and it is the fools who divide themselves into us and them.

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Cross-cultural acceptance and communication problems are caused by the perceived deviation by other cultures from our version of normality.

 		 

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Tagore quotes

The bird thinks it is an act of kindness to give the fish a lift in the air.

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How to use this information

 

  

 
 

① "A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five."
~ Groucho Marx

② "Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own."
~ Bruce Lee

   Cultural Intelligence: Love to benefit from cultural differences

 
Valdim Kotelnikov, a loving creator of global Blue Oceans

If you stop learning, you stop creating history and become history.

~ Vadim Kotelnikov

  

③ Sleep on this information – your powerful superconscious mind will tell you how to use it when you wake up

  

 

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