The document discusses recruiting candidates who can work effectively in cross-cultural environments, training employees to handle intercultural communication issues, and facilitating cross-cultural teams. It also notes that cross-cultural adjustment is a significant factor in international assignment success and that training can help reduce uncertainty, increase self-efficacy, and lead to better cross-cultural adjustment. The document also lists having good cultural knowledge, respecting other cultures, relating to other cultures positively as important aspects of cross-cultural interaction while ignoring cultural differences should be avoided.