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Tools for cross-cultural training success #3 The 5 Choices
Tools for cross-cultural training success #3 The 5 Choices
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An interview with Global Integration trainer, John Bland
An interview with John Bland, one of Global Integration’s trainers, based out of the UK. He has extensive knowledge of the Far East and Japan, and worked in a matrix structure organization for a large part of his early career.
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An interview with Kevan Hall, CEO and founder, Global Integration
An Interview with Kevan Hall, the CEO of Global Integration.
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Notes from HRN Europe, Budapest
Notes from Kevan Hall from the HRN Europe conference, Budapest
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Matrix management – breaking the silos
how you can break through your silos and create a more integrated organization.
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Matrix management – cutting the problem down to size
the very different needs of senior leaders, locally oriented staff, and the "matrix middle" population
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Time zone meeting planner app from Global Integration
Use the Global Integration iPad app to instantly plan the best time to schedule multiple time zone meetings across the globe.
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Social media – costly distraction or vital networking tool?
Social media - costly distraction or vital networking tool?
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Is your company too connected to be effective?
In this video Kevan Hall asks "are companies too connected to be effective?
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