India - Cross-Cultural Business Behavior - For Business People, Expatriates and Scholars (e-bog) af Mary C. Gesteland
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This book is based on 40 years of close involvement with India, including two expatriate assignments and decades of research and teaching. Part I seeks to answer the 10 questions most often posed by Westerners doing business in India, including, “Why do our Indian suppliers constantly miss delivery deadlines?” “When does ‘yes’ really mean yes in India?” and “Why do our Indian project teams and em…
This book is based on 40 years of close involvement with India, including two expatriate assignments and decades of research and teaching. Part I seeks to answer the 10 questions most often posed by Westerners doing business in India, including, “Why do our Indian suppliers constantly miss delivery deadlines?” “When does ‘yes’ really mean yes in India?” and “Why do our Indian project teams and employees need to be micro-managed?” Part II is a practical guide for families moving to India. It addresses such critical concerns as how to find housing, how to acclimate your family to India and its culture, and how to prepare yourself for the challenges you will face day to day.
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Undertitel For Business People, Expatriates and Scholars
Forfattere Mary C. Gesteland (forfatter)
Forlag CBS Press
Udgivet 23.09.2010
Længde 194 sider
Genrer Business & Management
Sprog English
Format pdf
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ISBN 9788763099462

This book is based on 40 years of close involvement with India, including two expatriate assignments and decades of research and teaching. Part I seeks to answer the 10 questions most often posed by Westerners doing business in India, including, “Why do our Indian suppliers constantly miss delivery deadlines?” “When does ‘yes’ really mean yes in India?” and “Why do our Indian project teams and employees need to be micro-managed?” Part II is a practical guide for families moving to India. It addresses such critical concerns as how to find housing, how to acclimate your family to India and its culture, and how to prepare yourself for the challenges you will face day to day.