Traveling has been a lifelong passion for the author that has contributed greatly to their personal and professional development. It opened their mind from a young age by exposing them to diverse cultures. During college and after, international experiences through cultural exchange programs and work further fueled their interest. Professionally, the author's multilingual skills and cultural adaptability, gained through travel, provided career advantages. Personally, travel cultivated independence, perspective-taking, language learning, adaptability, financial planning, and enduring life lessons. It has taken the author to over 35 countries and provided invaluable self-knowledge and a broader worldview.
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We asked LinkedIn members worldwide about their levels of interest in the latest wave of technology: whether they’re using wearables, and whether they intend to buy self-driving cars and VR headsets as they become available. We asked them too about their attitudes to technology and to the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the devices that they use. The answers were fascinating – and in many cases, surprising.
This SlideShare explores the full results of this study, including detailed market-by-market breakdowns of intention levels for each technology – and how attitudes change with age, location and seniority level. If you’re marketing a tech brand – or planning to use VR and wearables to reach a professional audience – then these are insights you won’t want to miss.
Chloe O'Brien is applying to IE University's masters program in marketing. She has a unique global perspective from spending time in 5 countries and traveling to 19 nations. She has an undergraduate degree focused on culture, history, and languages in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Chloe is passionate about the travel and fashion industries and has work experience curating marketing campaigns. She aims to leverage her cultural knowledge and marketing skills to work in strategic marketing roles, particularly for Latin American campaigns. Chloe believes she will contribute valuable global and industry insights to the international IE community.
Travelling has contributed significantly to the author's personal and professional development. Through her various travels starting from a student exchange at age 14, she has learned to communicate effectively with people from different cultures, challenge herself, adapt to new situations, try new experiences with an open mind, and value teamwork. Her extensive global experiences have given her valuable cultural understanding and connections that help her work effectively in diverse teams.
Laura enjoys traveling and has visited over 20 countries. Traveling contributes to her personal and professional development in several ways. It allows her to learn about other cultures through interactions with locals, visit historic sites to learn about different places, and experience new things like foods and activities. Traveling also helps her relax and learn about herself. Professionally, it opens her mind to new ideas, expands her network, improves her communication and planning skills, and gives her ideas for her construction business. Overall, traveling has enhanced Laura's life by providing new knowledge, perspectives, and motivation to achieve her goals.
Cross-cultural communication is important for business opportunities, job opportunities, and improving diversity in the workplace. Culture influences how people communicate both verbally and non-verbally. There are differences in communication styles, conflict resolution, and decision-making across cultures due to underlying beliefs, values, and expectations. Barriers to cross-cultural communication include ethnocentrism, discrimination, stereotyping, and cultural blindness or imposition. Skills like understanding body language, appropriate business attire, selecting gifts, and welcoming or avoiding certain conversation topics can help improve cross-cultural interactions.
Traveling has been a lifelong passion for the author that has contributed greatly to their personal and professional development. It opened their mind from a young age by exposing them to diverse cultures. During college and after, international experiences through cultural exchange programs and work further fueled their interest. Professionally, the author's multilingual skills and cultural adaptability, gained through travel, provided career advantages. Personally, travel cultivated independence, perspective-taking, language learning, adaptability, financial planning, and enduring life lessons. It has taken the author to over 35 countries and provided invaluable self-knowledge and a broader worldview.
Study: The Future of VR, AR and Self-Driving CarsLinkedIn
We asked LinkedIn members worldwide about their levels of interest in the latest wave of technology: whether they’re using wearables, and whether they intend to buy self-driving cars and VR headsets as they become available. We asked them too about their attitudes to technology and to the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the devices that they use. The answers were fascinating – and in many cases, surprising.
This SlideShare explores the full results of this study, including detailed market-by-market breakdowns of intention levels for each technology – and how attitudes change with age, location and seniority level. If you’re marketing a tech brand – or planning to use VR and wearables to reach a professional audience – then these are insights you won’t want to miss.
Chloe O'Brien is applying to IE University's masters program in marketing. She has a unique global perspective from spending time in 5 countries and traveling to 19 nations. She has an undergraduate degree focused on culture, history, and languages in Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Chloe is passionate about the travel and fashion industries and has work experience curating marketing campaigns. She aims to leverage her cultural knowledge and marketing skills to work in strategic marketing roles, particularly for Latin American campaigns. Chloe believes she will contribute valuable global and industry insights to the international IE community.
Travelling has contributed significantly to the author's personal and professional development. Through her various travels starting from a student exchange at age 14, she has learned to communicate effectively with people from different cultures, challenge herself, adapt to new situations, try new experiences with an open mind, and value teamwork. Her extensive global experiences have given her valuable cultural understanding and connections that help her work effectively in diverse teams.
Laura enjoys traveling and has visited over 20 countries. Traveling contributes to her personal and professional development in several ways. It allows her to learn about other cultures through interactions with locals, visit historic sites to learn about different places, and experience new things like foods and activities. Traveling also helps her relax and learn about herself. Professionally, it opens her mind to new ideas, expands her network, improves her communication and planning skills, and gives her ideas for her construction business. Overall, traveling has enhanced Laura's life by providing new knowledge, perspectives, and motivation to achieve her goals.
Cross-cultural communication is important for business opportunities, job opportunities, and improving diversity in the workplace. Culture influences how people communicate both verbally and non-verbally. There are differences in communication styles, conflict resolution, and decision-making across cultures due to underlying beliefs, values, and expectations. Barriers to cross-cultural communication include ethnocentrism, discrimination, stereotyping, and cultural blindness or imposition. Skills like understanding body language, appropriate business attire, selecting gifts, and welcoming or avoiding certain conversation topics can help improve cross-cultural interactions.
Travelling personal and professional developmentandrea_zbo
The document discusses how travelling contributes to personal and professional development. It explains this in three contexts: 1) the basics of experiencing new cultures and perspectives, 2) travelling alone to develop independence and communication skills, and 3) travelling with others to strengthen relationships and learn collaboration. Specific experiences are provided like studying in Spain to find a work-life balance or helping a family member renew a visa in France. Overall, the document argues that travelling provides opportunities to grow personally and professionally.
This document discusses cross-cultural dynamics and provides information on several related topics. It describes the four stages of cultural adjustment: tourist stage, culture shock, humor/improvement, and mastery/at-home stage. It also discusses differences in work culture, time orientation, public/private spaces, and people's perceptions across cultures. Finally, it defines cross-cultural competencies and provides examples of cross-cultural motivation, knowledge, strategic thinking, and behaviors.
This résumé summarizes Gennifre Hartman's experience as an educator and entrepreneur. She has 18+ years of experience teaching at all levels from preschool to university. She founded two international secondary schools focused on experiential learning. Currently, she is expanding programming at a Montessori school and teaching at Montana State University. Her career has included positions as a head of school, nonprofit executive, public speaker, and wilderness instructor. She is looking for a new leadership role in education where she can make an impact.
Mario Castro introduces himself and shares details about his personal and professional background in 3 paragraphs. He states that he is from Peru and proud of his country, though aware of social issues. Castro has traveled internationally including living in Spain and the US. He discusses his interests in digital trends, finance, and traditional dancing from Peru. Castro is pursuing his master's degree at IE university to gain technical digital knowledge while maintaining a business perspective. He provides his email for questions.
The tenure in the foreign country is ambiguous as it includes uncountable learning lessons served in the platter of numerous challenges.
In the following post, you will find the few challenges that students often find in a foreign nation. Visit official site: http://bit.ly/2MMgivx
The document discusses cross-cultural dynamics and competencies. It outlines 4 stages of cultural adjustment: tourist stage, culture shock, humor/improvement, and mastery stage. Key differences in work cultures are described, such as lunch norms in Japan. Dimensions of cultural variation include time orientation, public/private spaces, and trust. Cross-cultural competencies involve knowledge, skills, motivation to adapt effectively across cultures through curiosity, understanding differences, strategic networking, and behavioral flexibility.
#MyIEApplication for the Master in Visual and Digital Media.
Question: Show us an activity you enjoy doing. Tell us how you think it contributes to your personal and professional development.
Teachers of color are positive role models for all students in breaking down negative stereotypes and preparing students to live and work in a multiracial society. A more diverse teacher workforce can also supplement training in the culturally sensitive
teaching practices most effective with today’s student populations.
In addition to providing social advantages for all students, the racial diversity of the teaching workforce can help to close the
achievement gap, emerging research suggests. Both quantitative and qualitative studies find that teachers of color can improve the school experiences of all students; further, teachers of color contribute to improved academic outcomes while serving as strong role models for students.
One report suggests that, compared with their peers, teachers of color are more likely to (1) have higher expectations of
students of color (as measured by higher numbers of referrals to gifted programs); (2) confront issues of racism; (3) serve as
advocates and cultural brokers; and (4) develop more trusting relationships with students, particularly those with whom they
share a cultural background.
A recent report shows that, despite the critical role that teachers of color can play in helping students of color succeed, every
state has a higher percentage of students of color than teachers of color and the workforce is still overwhelmingly homogenous.
While the focus of this report is on racial diversity, the Department acknowledges that other forms of diversity such as socioeconomic background, gender, sexual orientation, disability status, religion, and multilingualism are also important and should be examined. For example, when considering gender in addition to race, we know that black males make up only 2 percent of the teaching workforce nationwide.
Studying abroad provides students with numerous personal and professional benefits. It allows students to gain a new global perspective, improve language skills by full immersion in another culture, and increase their academic and career potential for the globalized job market. The experience of living in an unfamiliar culture also helps students improve important life skills like adaptability, problem solving, and intercultural communication.
Take this as an opportunity to showcase your unique attributes and personality. There are three formats you can choose to express yourself: a video (max. 3 minutes), a PowerPoint presentation (max. 10 slides), or a written essay (between 250-650 words). Please pay special attention to punctuation, structure and content.
What is the most important thing that you would like us to know that is not in your resume or application?
This presentation is an opportunity to showcase my personality to the IE postgraduate admissions team. The second most important thing I'd like them to know is I poured my heart out into this application. The first most important thing I'd like them to know is concealed within the presentation.
1. The document reflects on the author's personal and family history and realization of privileges due to being a white, middle-class, English-speaking male from Canada.
2. Through activities in his program and learning about his family tree, he gained awareness of the social, economic, and cultural privileges he experienced growing up.
3. This self-reflection will help improve his teaching practice by making him conscious of biases and ensuring all students feel included and supported in his classroom.
Isabella enjoys traveling as an activity that contributes to personal and professional development. Traveling exposes her to new cultures, foods, languages, and traditions, helping her grow in many ways. It gives her new perspectives and ideas to bring back to her country. Professionally, traveling allows her to meet people who become part of her network and potential business contacts. She has also learned to see things differently and face challenges with more experience through traveling.
Cultural awareness refers to understanding differences between one's own culture and others, especially regarding attitudes and values. There are several levels of cultural awareness, from only recognizing one's own culture as valid to recognizing that different cultures can both complement each other and create new solutions. Key aspects of cultural awareness include being aware of one's own cultural influences, avoiding judging others, understanding variability within cultures, and increasing knowledge of different cultural practices through training. Managing cultural diversity requires recognizing and not fearing differences, suspending judgments, developing empathy, and building cultural knowledge.
Ralitza Manova is a 17-year-old student in Mathematics High School in Bulgaria who is interested in languages like English and German. She enjoys subjects like math and informatics and hopes to continue her education in these fields abroad to gain international experience. She sees herself as curious, ambitious, optimistic, honest, understanding, friendly, reliable, loyal, and a dreamer. Her goals include continuing her education in another country, exchanging cultural experiences, expanding her knowledge, gaining more experience, demonstrating her writing skills, and expanding her communication skills to build an international network.
This document discusses cross-cultural communication and some of the key factors that affect it. It outlines 6 fundamental patterns of cultural differences that influence communication styles, conflict approaches, decision making, and more. These include different communication styles, attitudes towards conflict, task completion approaches, and views on disclosure. It also discusses high-context versus low-context cultures and differences in verbal and non-verbal communication like eye contact, gestures, touch, and colors across cultures. The document provides tips for improving cross-cultural communication such as overcoming ethnocentrism, removing language barriers, and slowing down communication.
Rossella Azzara volunteered with Ökográf Egyesület in Hungary from September 2021 to May 2022. She engaged in projects related to ecodesign and creative recycling, including sewing, crocheting, weaving, and textile dyeing and printing. Her roles included graphic and product designer, illustrator, photographer, copywriter, content creator, social media manager, and project manager. She helped create two upcycling brands, Pola Pola and Repeta, and was involved in designing logos, catalogs, and products while managing the projects.
Evaluation of overseas travel for the purposes of education. This was for the German American Partnership Program. Most of the slides are the student's impression; last few discuss the parent's evaluation
This document discusses cross-cultural communication and provides tips to improve it. Culture influences how people view and interpret the world. Communication involves both verbal and non-verbal codes that can differ across cultures. Intercultural communication is exchanging messages between people from different cultural backgrounds who may interpret signs differently. Understanding cultural differences and avoiding blocks like stereotyping can help improve cross-cultural interactions in business and other contexts. Specific dos and don'ts are provided for behaviors like gift-giving, body language, and business attire in various cultures.
This document discusses working in a diverse culture and improving intercultural competence. It states that welcoming diversity, fostering inclusion, and improving intercultural skills are key 21st century challenges. All staff are responsible for enhancing their ability to work with people from different cultures, as traditional structures must change to reflect the diverse populations served. The document then provides definitions and concepts related to multicultural environments, diversity, inclusion, and intercultural competence. It discusses assessing needs and evaluating diversity and inclusion efforts through focus groups, staff surveys, and program evaluations. The goal is to gain understanding on developing plans to improve both organizations and individuals' intercultural competence.
Travelling personal and professional developmentandrea_zbo
The document discusses how travelling contributes to personal and professional development. It explains this in three contexts: 1) the basics of experiencing new cultures and perspectives, 2) travelling alone to develop independence and communication skills, and 3) travelling with others to strengthen relationships and learn collaboration. Specific experiences are provided like studying in Spain to find a work-life balance or helping a family member renew a visa in France. Overall, the document argues that travelling provides opportunities to grow personally and professionally.
This document discusses cross-cultural dynamics and provides information on several related topics. It describes the four stages of cultural adjustment: tourist stage, culture shock, humor/improvement, and mastery/at-home stage. It also discusses differences in work culture, time orientation, public/private spaces, and people's perceptions across cultures. Finally, it defines cross-cultural competencies and provides examples of cross-cultural motivation, knowledge, strategic thinking, and behaviors.
This résumé summarizes Gennifre Hartman's experience as an educator and entrepreneur. She has 18+ years of experience teaching at all levels from preschool to university. She founded two international secondary schools focused on experiential learning. Currently, she is expanding programming at a Montessori school and teaching at Montana State University. Her career has included positions as a head of school, nonprofit executive, public speaker, and wilderness instructor. She is looking for a new leadership role in education where she can make an impact.
Mario Castro introduces himself and shares details about his personal and professional background in 3 paragraphs. He states that he is from Peru and proud of his country, though aware of social issues. Castro has traveled internationally including living in Spain and the US. He discusses his interests in digital trends, finance, and traditional dancing from Peru. Castro is pursuing his master's degree at IE university to gain technical digital knowledge while maintaining a business perspective. He provides his email for questions.
The tenure in the foreign country is ambiguous as it includes uncountable learning lessons served in the platter of numerous challenges.
In the following post, you will find the few challenges that students often find in a foreign nation. Visit official site: http://bit.ly/2MMgivx
The document discusses cross-cultural dynamics and competencies. It outlines 4 stages of cultural adjustment: tourist stage, culture shock, humor/improvement, and mastery stage. Key differences in work cultures are described, such as lunch norms in Japan. Dimensions of cultural variation include time orientation, public/private spaces, and trust. Cross-cultural competencies involve knowledge, skills, motivation to adapt effectively across cultures through curiosity, understanding differences, strategic networking, and behavioral flexibility.
#MyIEApplication for the Master in Visual and Digital Media.
Question: Show us an activity you enjoy doing. Tell us how you think it contributes to your personal and professional development.
Teachers of color are positive role models for all students in breaking down negative stereotypes and preparing students to live and work in a multiracial society. A more diverse teacher workforce can also supplement training in the culturally sensitive
teaching practices most effective with today’s student populations.
In addition to providing social advantages for all students, the racial diversity of the teaching workforce can help to close the
achievement gap, emerging research suggests. Both quantitative and qualitative studies find that teachers of color can improve the school experiences of all students; further, teachers of color contribute to improved academic outcomes while serving as strong role models for students.
One report suggests that, compared with their peers, teachers of color are more likely to (1) have higher expectations of
students of color (as measured by higher numbers of referrals to gifted programs); (2) confront issues of racism; (3) serve as
advocates and cultural brokers; and (4) develop more trusting relationships with students, particularly those with whom they
share a cultural background.
A recent report shows that, despite the critical role that teachers of color can play in helping students of color succeed, every
state has a higher percentage of students of color than teachers of color and the workforce is still overwhelmingly homogenous.
While the focus of this report is on racial diversity, the Department acknowledges that other forms of diversity such as socioeconomic background, gender, sexual orientation, disability status, religion, and multilingualism are also important and should be examined. For example, when considering gender in addition to race, we know that black males make up only 2 percent of the teaching workforce nationwide.
Studying abroad provides students with numerous personal and professional benefits. It allows students to gain a new global perspective, improve language skills by full immersion in another culture, and increase their academic and career potential for the globalized job market. The experience of living in an unfamiliar culture also helps students improve important life skills like adaptability, problem solving, and intercultural communication.
Take this as an opportunity to showcase your unique attributes and personality. There are three formats you can choose to express yourself: a video (max. 3 minutes), a PowerPoint presentation (max. 10 slides), or a written essay (between 250-650 words). Please pay special attention to punctuation, structure and content.
What is the most important thing that you would like us to know that is not in your resume or application?
This presentation is an opportunity to showcase my personality to the IE postgraduate admissions team. The second most important thing I'd like them to know is I poured my heart out into this application. The first most important thing I'd like them to know is concealed within the presentation.
1. The document reflects on the author's personal and family history and realization of privileges due to being a white, middle-class, English-speaking male from Canada.
2. Through activities in his program and learning about his family tree, he gained awareness of the social, economic, and cultural privileges he experienced growing up.
3. This self-reflection will help improve his teaching practice by making him conscious of biases and ensuring all students feel included and supported in his classroom.
Isabella enjoys traveling as an activity that contributes to personal and professional development. Traveling exposes her to new cultures, foods, languages, and traditions, helping her grow in many ways. It gives her new perspectives and ideas to bring back to her country. Professionally, traveling allows her to meet people who become part of her network and potential business contacts. She has also learned to see things differently and face challenges with more experience through traveling.
Cultural awareness refers to understanding differences between one's own culture and others, especially regarding attitudes and values. There are several levels of cultural awareness, from only recognizing one's own culture as valid to recognizing that different cultures can both complement each other and create new solutions. Key aspects of cultural awareness include being aware of one's own cultural influences, avoiding judging others, understanding variability within cultures, and increasing knowledge of different cultural practices through training. Managing cultural diversity requires recognizing and not fearing differences, suspending judgments, developing empathy, and building cultural knowledge.
Ralitza Manova is a 17-year-old student in Mathematics High School in Bulgaria who is interested in languages like English and German. She enjoys subjects like math and informatics and hopes to continue her education in these fields abroad to gain international experience. She sees herself as curious, ambitious, optimistic, honest, understanding, friendly, reliable, loyal, and a dreamer. Her goals include continuing her education in another country, exchanging cultural experiences, expanding her knowledge, gaining more experience, demonstrating her writing skills, and expanding her communication skills to build an international network.
This document discusses cross-cultural communication and some of the key factors that affect it. It outlines 6 fundamental patterns of cultural differences that influence communication styles, conflict approaches, decision making, and more. These include different communication styles, attitudes towards conflict, task completion approaches, and views on disclosure. It also discusses high-context versus low-context cultures and differences in verbal and non-verbal communication like eye contact, gestures, touch, and colors across cultures. The document provides tips for improving cross-cultural communication such as overcoming ethnocentrism, removing language barriers, and slowing down communication.
Rossella Azzara volunteered with Ökográf Egyesület in Hungary from September 2021 to May 2022. She engaged in projects related to ecodesign and creative recycling, including sewing, crocheting, weaving, and textile dyeing and printing. Her roles included graphic and product designer, illustrator, photographer, copywriter, content creator, social media manager, and project manager. She helped create two upcycling brands, Pola Pola and Repeta, and was involved in designing logos, catalogs, and products while managing the projects.
Evaluation of overseas travel for the purposes of education. This was for the German American Partnership Program. Most of the slides are the student's impression; last few discuss the parent's evaluation
This document discusses cross-cultural communication and provides tips to improve it. Culture influences how people view and interpret the world. Communication involves both verbal and non-verbal codes that can differ across cultures. Intercultural communication is exchanging messages between people from different cultural backgrounds who may interpret signs differently. Understanding cultural differences and avoiding blocks like stereotyping can help improve cross-cultural interactions in business and other contexts. Specific dos and don'ts are provided for behaviors like gift-giving, body language, and business attire in various cultures.
This document discusses working in a diverse culture and improving intercultural competence. It states that welcoming diversity, fostering inclusion, and improving intercultural skills are key 21st century challenges. All staff are responsible for enhancing their ability to work with people from different cultures, as traditional structures must change to reflect the diverse populations served. The document then provides definitions and concepts related to multicultural environments, diversity, inclusion, and intercultural competence. It discusses assessing needs and evaluating diversity and inclusion efforts through focus groups, staff surveys, and program evaluations. The goal is to gain understanding on developing plans to improve both organizations and individuals' intercultural competence.
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2. Traveling and discovering new places is one of my favorite activities, being able to learn from other cultures, learn
different ways to approach and solve problems depending on the country and understand different ways of
thinking and living has enable me to growth both personally and professionally.
3. • I enjoy walking through the cities to understand the way people
communicate, to see the stores and the franchise that have succeeded and
try to understand and think if the same business model could be apply in
Spain
• I also enjoy asking different people what are their main concerns and their
political views; even though I haven´t agree in all the discussions I have
learn from all of them
4. Traveling has contribute to my personal development:
• I am more confident of myself and I don´t feel shy when introducing myself to people from other
nationalities.
• I have been able to stablish relationships with people all around the world: French, Japanese, Mexicans,
Danish, Turkish, Mongolians, Australians…
• I have taste new dishes, learn history from different countries and I have appreciate different styles of
architecture, this wide knowledge has enable me to be smarter and to give my own opinion on different
subjects.
• I have face unexpected problems and I have been able to experiment the difference between a smart
idea and not such a good one. ( Once my car was stuck in the mountains at -15º degrees and it was
getting dark, luckily we were rescue by the sheriff)
• I have learn to face pressure, during my Erasmus I had to cook Spanish food for 12 Danish students. I
made 5 omelettes and it was a success.
5. Traveling has also improve my professional development:
• I have learn customs of different countries and now I know how to interact
with different people depending on the nationality.
• I have met people from all around the world which has enable me to create an
international networking.
• I have been able to improve my communication skills and my political
knowledge.
• I have learn to take care of all the details and to be more accurate with my
work
• I believe that all the experiences that I have lived traveling have help me in my
professional development, even though I am not aware of them.