Understanding the Israeli Business Culture with Arona Maskil

Monday, 1 April 2024 at 20:00

Online Event

Free

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NYC 13:00 | UK 18:00 | SA 20:00

Thomas Friedman said, “The World Is Flat.” Tech advances have shortened the distance between countries, businesses, and employees, and while globalization has increased cross-cultural interactions, it has not created a one-world culture. The ability to manage and leverage specific cultural differences plays a significant role in becoming a successful global citizen.

Each culture has its unique values, beliefs, and paradigms, and these differences are often invisible until there is a problem. We might find that we have offended someone, misunderstood instructions, or unintentionally broken with the protocol. This can result in lost opportunities and trust.

Cultural Competency starts with creating awareness of subtle differences and how to navigate them successfully. Whether you communicate via text, voice, video, or in-person, if you want to build rapport and avoid conflict across cultures, it is essential to develop Cultural Competency. Join us for an interactive and eye-opening presentation on understanding Israeli culture and how it differs from your respective cultures.

Free via zoom.
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This is part of a series of fully subsidized zoom lectures by *Get it Right in Israel in collaboration with the Tel Aviv, Raanana, Haifa, Jerusalem, Modiin and Beer Sheva Municipalities and Nefesh B'Nefesh.

*Get it Right in Israel is a collaboration between ESRA & Gvahim - two established and well-known NGOs who joined forces to provide olim with a single holistic solution. Combining their complementary services, professional expertise, and resources, to help olim Get It Right in Israel – personally, professionally and socially.
Rooted in a strong tradition of volunteering and community work, ESRA and Gvahim share the same beliefs, values, and deep understanding of the challenges that come with making aliyah. Together, we offer a one-stop-shop providing relevant opportunities and possibilities for olim to get and stay on track in their new home.