Cultural Dimensions of Expatriate Life in South Korea
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (524 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B001F0RUQG |
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| Number of Pages | : | 526 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-01-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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1997-1999 Adjunct Professor of International Management, University of Texas at Dallas, Graduate School of Management. About the Author Professional History 1965-67 Peace Corps Volunteer, Rural Community Development, West Africa 1967-68 Teacher - Head Start program, Caribbean and U.S. Responsible for obtaining over $700,000 in grant assistance to local community service organizations. Small Business Association, Texas Instruments, Texas Utilities and GTE. Sold the company in 1999. . eBooks Cultural Dimensions of Expatriate Living: eBook series 2008 Country-specific studies on the interface of the expatriate American's core cultural values with country-specific cultural values, beliefs and perspectives. Developed and implemented the original distance learning curriculum for this Executive MBA program. 1981 - 1986 Founder of Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company. Principal clients included AT&T, Shell Group, American Airline
South Korea Expatriate Living Explained! Great explanation of expatriate life for those moving to Korea.Mostly about living, not much about culture.
1981 - 1986 Founder of Santa Fe Natural Tobacco Company. Responsible for obtaining over $700,000 in grant assistance to local community service organizations. Developed and implemented the original distance learning curriculum for this Executive MBA program. Sold the company to outside investors in 1986. 1990-1999 Founder of CultureBanc, an online cross-cultural training company. eBooks Cultural Dimensions of Expatriate Living: eBook series 2008 Country-spec
No apologies here - just fair disclosure.Our Cultural Dimensions series are not simply a “nice to know” intellectual exercise; rather, they are designed to be a set of tools that can be used by students and teachers, international business people, professionals, serious travelers and especially for people planning to live as expatriates to become more effective in developing the kinds of relationships that lead to better personal, family, business and professional outcomes.We welcome comments, suggestions and criticisms from our readers, and we are continually updating our publications based on this exchange of ideas.. Nevertheless we want to be clear that we realize that our cultural perspective, however hard we try to avoid the obvious biases of our cultural background and take a multi-cultural approach, will always be &l