In earlier posts I’ve quoted from Jack Perkowski’s Managing the Dragon: How I’m Building a Billion-Dollar Business in China. I haven’t yet finished the book. I’m enjoying it a lot, because it’s chock full of wisdom for the Westerner who wants to make a go of it in China, and much of what he writes [...]
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The Culture-Savvy Leader: Equanimity
In any organizational setting, leaders are best off keeping their cool and avoiding big swings — in mood and in direction. This goes tenfold for the Western leader in China, where there’s much more than the standard fare to knock you off your game.
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Fish poop...
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In earlier posts I've quoted from Jack Perkowski's Managing the Dragon: How I'm Building a [read more]
The blind pursuit of happiness...
When doing business in China, sometimes the most "obvious" things can trip us up the [read more]
Leveraging goodwill...
Over Labor Day weekend I got together with an old friend — a fellow I [read more]
Goodwill hoarding...
In some earlier posts on the business of culture, I've referred to three precious resources [read more]
Assume nothing...
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The Culture-Savvy Leader: Resource-minde...
Any leader needs to be mindful of resources. Leaders are often evaluated on how they [read more]
The Culture-Savvy Leader: Equanimity...
In any organizational setting, leaders are best off keeping their cool and avoiding big swings [read more]
The Culture-Savvy Leader: Empathy...
If curiosity and humility are “head” qualities of the culture-savvy leader, empathy is all about [read more]
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