Global Scenario Series
Languages: English
To be successful and effective in the global business environment, your employees require global diversity training to master the essentials of intercultural communication, leadership, teamwork and more. Already benefiting hundreds of global leaders worldwide, the acclaimed Global Scenarios series is ideal for training exercises for international business.
Cultural Awareness - 10:00 minutes
- Benefits:
- Developing cultural sensitivity and respect
- Recognizing differences in values and priorities
- Enhancing cross-cultural sensitivity training for Americans and all cultures
- Increasing your employees� cultural awareness in business places and the work environment
- Learning how to bridge differences and create a balanced approach
- Improving communication skills
- Gaining sensitivity to religion, beliefs, holidays etc.
- Understanding that awareness is a �two-way street�: all cultures need to adapt
In this program you'll discover what happens when an American manager collides with his Muslim counterpart. Find out how poor communication leads to bad feelings and damaged relationships. This powerful dramatization will help your employees gain the essential skills for avoiding costly cultural conflicts, and for respect and cultural awareness in business places.
Building the Virtual Team - 18:00 minutes
- Benefits:
- Realizing the importance of human relationships in many cultures
- Discovering how impersonal communication can backfire
- Learning how to balance high-tech and high-touch
- Finding out how to deal with language and translation issues
- Dealing effectively with time zones, response time, etc.
- Understanding that awareness is a �two-way street�: all cultures need to adapt
- Learning how to bridge differences and create a balanced approach
Ideal for team building exercises, Building the Virtual Team: Communication Across Cultural Diversity observes a group leader and the problems she faces in virtual team management as she struggles to lead her managers in Asia, India, Africa and Latin America.
Cross-Cultural Communication - 12:00 minutes
- Benefits:
- Developing communication skills for a multicultural organization
- Discovering the importance of body language
- Finding out why some cultures might withhold important information
- Realizing how stereotyping can lead to ineffective communication
- Clarifying the manager role in communication diversity
- Understanding that awareness is a �two-way street�: all cultures need to adapt
- Learning how to bridge differences and create a balanced approach
A lively, engaging dramatization in which you'll observe a manager floundering as she tries to understand her employees and their culture, as she fails to understand the manager role in communication and diversity. Her employees only make matters worse by concealing important information, without the proper communication skills for a multicultural organization.
Building the Multicultural Team - 15:00 minutes
- Benefits:
- Understanding the challenges of work in a multicultural team
- Developing an effective cross-cultural, multicultural leadership plan
- Finding out how to communicate effectively with other cultures
- Dealing effectively with differences in values and priorities
- Discovering how to build effective working relationships
- Seeing success stories on multicultural teams
- Understanding that awareness is a
- Learning how to bridge differences and create a balanced approach
Ideal for team building activities, Building the Multicultural Team: Diversity in the Workplace will take you on an exciting journey to observe a global team in action. You'll watch a problem-plagued meeting between five managers from Asia, Europe, the Middle East, North America and South America, and discover powerful techniques for working effectively with other cultures.
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