Delicious Indian Food
Indian cuisine has become one of the most popular choices for eating out in the world. The UK alone has over 10,000 Indian restaurants, and Indian cuisine continues to increase in popularity in the United States. The use of fragrant, flavorful spices makes it a favorite all over the world. If you plan to do business internationally, it is important to be familiar with this exciting and delicious cuisine.
Most Indian restaurants offer a variety of appetizers. The ..read more
Tags: cultures, Diversity, global communications, International Cuisine
New Ideas
CEO of Culture Coach International (CCI) Kari Heistad writes, “A positive attitude towards new ideas can help in all areas of our lives. But when working in a multicultural environment, we have the opportunity to learn new ideas regularly. These new ideas challenge our paradigm – how we frame the world. By believing that new ideas can be exciting, we ensure that we will continue to grow and expand, immersing ourselves in the world that we live in. New ideas ..read more
International Business Card Etiquette
If you plan to do business internationally, it is important to understand the cultural significance of business cards and the etiquette that surrounds them in each country. Rapport International, a foreign language translation company based in metro-west Boston makes some good recommendations. A good rule is to view the business card as a personal representation of one’s self. In North America and the United Kingdom, business card etiquette is easy to understand and quick to learn. ..read more
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Healthy & Delicious Japanese Food
If you do business around the world, you need to know about the food from different cultures. When travelling, it is also important to know how to make healthy food choices. Here is some important information to know if you are dining in Japan.
The most common appetizer offered in a Japanese restaurant is edamame, which is steamed soybeans that are salted and left in the pod. Edamame is a great choice because it is high ..read more
Tags: cultures, International Business, International Cuisine, Japanese