by Manuel Marino | Culture
A cultural training program helps identify key dimensions of culture, such as the concept of self, communication patterns, attitudes, and more. It explores the cultural implications of working in a specific country, builds awareness of diverse cultures, and is essential for companies exposed to cross-cultural misunderstandings. Programs of this kind assist international communicators in facing the challenge of overcoming cultural differences.
Culture is reflected in behavior and affects even the most basic interactions. Therefore, it is crucial to plan for and effectively manage potential difficulties that may arise in a cross-cultural environment. The following are among the key issues to be addressed in any multicultural organization:
- Theoretical and practical issues related to power, uncertainty, and status in the workplace
- Legal issues related to diversity and workplace harassment
- Managing relationships with managers, peers, subordinates, and third parties
The challenge is to build relationships that connect people and create an environment where individual differences are respected. Effectively dealing with colleagues and third parties from different backgrounds is not an easy task, but it can be made manageable through programs that are organized either internally or by utilizing specialist third-party companies.
The organization must keep its own business culture and values … ...Read the rest.
“Working Effectively Across Borders and Cultures”
by Manuel Marino | Music
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The best music festivals in the world are unique events that have the power to bring together people from various countries to create amazing moments together. Besides the fact that they provide a great opportunity to meet people from different nations and continents, they also offer the perfect setting to listen to music. It is undeniable that music sounds even better when experienced in a specially designed atmosphere and accompanied by good friends.
Almost every region of the world hosts musical events that cater to different types of music or artistic expressions. No matter how niche or unique your taste in music may be, there is bound to be a festival dedicated to it. For example, for those who love classical music, opera, drama, or symphony, there are numerous festivals they can attend. Some notable examples include the White Nights Festival in St. Petersburg, Russia, the Salzburg Festival in Austria, the Edinburgh International Festival in Scotland, and the Savonlinna Opera Festival in Finland.
The Salzburg Festival, which first appeared in 1920, centers around commemorating the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The White Nights Festival in Russia encompasses a variety of activities, from theater performances to ballet. The … ...Read the rest.
“Music Festivals Get People Together”
by Manuel Marino | Arts
Photo by Mr. T in DC
Many artists feel a bit intimidated when approaching art museums for the first time. If you share the same feeling, there are some tips that can help you feel more confident about presenting your art. Remember, you are entering a business establishment as well. Art museums need to generate profit if they want to keep their doors open.
First and foremost, you don’t need a degree or to be featured on the cover of ArtForum magazine for your art to be valuable. Many individuals are simply born with a gift and showcase their talent through their art. Others may be self-taught and have a unique way of expressing themselves on canvas. Regardless of your background, the only thing that truly matters is whether your art is marketable.
It’s important to keep in mind that art museums are not just places that display great art; they are also business establishments. Although you may face some rejections, it’s important to understand that this is often due to the fact that a dealer knows the typical customer base of that gallery may not be interested in your style of work.
Another aspect to consider is the type … ...Read the rest.
“Tips For Approaching Art Galleries”
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