More Related Content More from Jennifer Kumar (20) Doing Business and Working in India (As an American - Cross-Cultural Differences)1. Doing Business
and Working
In India
A Foreigner’s
Perspective
With: Jennifer Kumar
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©2013, Jennifer Kumar, Owner and Program Director
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3. How many here have worked,
are working or will work
with Americans
or Foreigners?
©2013, Jennifer Kumar, Owner and Program Director
authenticjourneys.info -- authenticjourneys@gmail.com
5. Impression Management During Interviews
©2013, Jennifer Kumar, Owner and Program Director
authenticjourneys.info -- authenticjourneys@gmail.com
6. Approach to Training
Challenges:
Indian audiences like more
activities like role plays where
things are acted out.
A different approach to critical
thinking.
Positives:
Once it is felt, it is better
understood and remembered.
People want a chance to think
outside the box, and do well when
given the chance.
©2013, Jennifer Kumar, Owner and Program Director
authenticjourneys.info -- authenticjourneys@gmail.com
7. Everything is a Negotiation!
Challenges:
I am sure when NO means NO,
and have changed NO to YES,
but not sure when YES means
YES!
Positives:
Helps me learn more about my
customers
Helps me as an entrepreneur put
down boundaries
©2013, Jennifer Kumar, Owner and Program Director
authenticjourneys.info -- authenticjourneys@gmail.com
8. The Ways You Have Impressed Me!
• Coming forward and looking for help.
• Ah-ha moments in sessions.
• Trying new things & grasping foreign concepts–
new ways of talking and using language to create
success.
©2013, Jennifer Kumar, Owner and Program Director
authenticjourneys.info -- authenticjourneys@gmail.com
9. Thank you for your interest!
Contact me, anytime!
Jennifer Kumar
authenticjourneys.info
authenticjourneys@gmail.com
©2013