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When an organization goes global, it must consider cultural differences in work practices and communication styles and provide cultural sensitivity training to prevent offenses. Employees also require foreign language and country-specific business training to understand local norms, laws, and customs. Proper onboarding and ongoing training can help a global organization and its employees navigate cultural challenges and achieve their international business goals.

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HRD 123
1. What are some things you must consider when an organization goes global, and what
training is required? Please explain.

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