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		<title>CultureWizard featured in NY Times</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[The importance of intercultural competency for people who may never work outside their home country is the theme of &#8220;Going Global, Stateside,&#8221; an article by Tanya Mohn in the New York Times. The excerpt below describes RW3 CultureWizard and the experience one of it&#8217;s clients, Thomson Reuters, had with its CultureWizard site. Andrew P. Walker, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><strong>The importance of intercultural competency for people who may never work outside their home country is the theme of &#8220;Going Global, Stateside,&#8221; an article by Tanya Mohn in the <em>New York Times</em>.</strong></p>
<p>The excerpt below describes RW3 CultureWizard and the experience one of it&#8217;s clients, Thomson Reuters, had with its CultureWizard site.</p>
<blockquote><p>Andrew P. Walker, vice president of global mobility for Thomson Reuters, said online training was easier, quicker and cheaper than in-person training. Thomson Reuters uses CultureWizard, a Web-based tool created by the company RW3, for its employees in 93 countries for what he said was &#8216;a fraction of the cost&#8217; of formal training.</p>
<p>Mr. Walker said he also used it himself. &#8216;Without the course, I think I would have made a lot of mistakes,&#8217; said Mr. Walker, who moved back to the United States in July after five years in London. He said his low-key, light-hearted manner was fine on business trips, but when he was working there full time, &#8216;I wouldn’t be able to get away with it forever.&#8217; He said the program helped speed the transition.</p>
<p>Michael S. Schell, chief executive of RW3, recounted how a mining and exploration company in Britain contacted his firm because the mining company was unsuccessful in winning business from an American company. &#8216;During the training, we pointed out that the proposal turned off the Americans,&#8217; Mr. Schell said, because it began with 10 pages detailing all the risks of the venture and how much failure would cost.</p>
<p>Americans tend to view failure as a learning experience that inspires creativity, Mr. Schell said, so the American company considered the proposal negative and unenthusiastic. The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic. When the British company redid the proposal with a positive spin, they got the deal the next day, he said.</p>
<p>&#8216;Differences got overlooked because we speak English,&#8217; Mr. Schell said. &#8216;They look like us, wear the same jeans and use the same cellphones.&#8217;</p>
<p>The assumption is that we’re all the same, but we’re not all the same.</p></blockquote>
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		<title>CultureWizard Digest Archives</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Find links to CultureWizard Digest issues 1 through 16 below. Issue #16: July 29, 2009 * The New Golden Rule in Global Management * Secretary of State Clinton in India * &#8220;Cuban Days: The Inscrutable Nation&#8221; * A Cultural Test in Exchange for Residency * CultureLinks + Doctor and Patient Culture Gap + The Complexities [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Find links to CultureWizard Digest issues 1 through 16 below.</p>
<p><a href="http://rw-3.com/CWD/Issue16.html">Issue #16: July 29, 2009</a></p>
<p>    * The New Golden Rule in Global Management<br />
    * Secretary of State Clinton in India<br />
    * &#8220;Cuban Days: The Inscrutable Nation&#8221;<br />
    * A Cultural Test in Exchange for Residency<br />
    * CultureLinks<br />
          + Doctor and Patient Culture Gap<br />
          + The Complexities of Chinese Culture<br />
          + J-Berg: Cheapest City for Expats<br />
    * CultureTips<br />
          + Israel<br />
          + Honduras</p>
<p><a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.2165726617/rid:3e3d88050ab963c49db948775dc1850f">Issue #15: June 30, 2009</a></p>
<p>    * Why Cultural Fluency Now?<br />
    * Twitter is Key in News on Elections in Iran<br />
    * President Obama&#8217;s Speech in Cairo<br />
    * Hummer in China<br />
    * CultureLinks<br />
          + BBC Eliminates Vulgarities<br />
          + New Media Literacies<br />
          + US Influence on Iraqi Lexicon<br />
    * CultureTips<br />
          + Iran<br />
          + Japan<br />
          +  Organization: Efficient or Chaotic?</p>
<p><a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.2049390803/rid:2d84f459ae6e86181e6e08b84a9cc97c">Issue #14: May 28, 2009</a></p>
<p>    * What Makes Fiat Think that it Can Succeed Where Daimler Failed?<br />
    * India&#8217;s Elections<br />
    * Sriracha: Multicultural Hotsauce<br />
    * Promoting Mandarin in Singapore<br />
    * CultureLinks<br />
          + Russian Firm Invests $200M in Facebook<br />
          + Culture in DNA<br />
          + Learning Beyond Borders<br />
    * CultureTips<br />
          + Dominican Republic<br />
          + Slovenia<br />
          + LinkedIn</p>
<p><a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.320705/rid:">Issue #13:April 29, 2009</a></p>
<p>    * Surgical Masks as a Cultural Indicator<br />
    * Disney Teaches English in China<br />
    * Addressing Cultural Diversity<br />
    * Bahrain Embraces its Minorities<br />
    * CultureLinks<br />
          + First Lady Michelle Obama, Cultural Faux Pas?<br />
          + Decorum in the Emirates<br />
          + Japan&#8217;s Fickle Immigration Policies<br />
    * CultureTips<br />
          + Brazil<br />
          + France<br />
          + Twitter</p>
<p><a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1857907958/rid:ce47b85b439d99147ae2658a9aa98f95">Issue #12:March 31, 2009</a></p>
<p>    * Slum Tourism: Would You?<br />
    * Bollywood &#038; Hollywood<br />
    * Repatriate or Stay Abroad<br />
    * Global Mindset M.B.A.<br />
    * CultureLinks<br />
          + Crosswalk Culture<br />
          + Erroneous Cartography<br />
          + Cross-Cultural Nursing<br />
    * CultureTips<br />
          + Nigeria<br />
          + Relocating to UK<br />
          + Repatriation &#038; Reverse Culture Shock</p>
<p><a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1768393081/rid:b0250d7f2a9fa903562417efc148847d">Issue #11: February 27, 2009</a></p>
<p>    * Working Virtually<br />
    * &#8220;Cultural Synergetic Intelligence&#8221;<br />
    * Growing Individualism in Egypt<br />
    * Jewish/Arab Education in Israel<br />
    * CultureLinks<br />
          + President Sarkozy&#8217;s Diversity &#038; Inclusion Plan<br />
          + Dark Knight not Released in China<br />
          + East &#038; West: Culturally Astute Art<br />
    * CultureTips<br />
          + Spain<br />
          + Singapore<br />
          + Social Networking Culture: Facebook </p>
<p>      <a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1686738932/rid:dff090db1c864790ecda14524268c43b">Issue #10: January 30, 2009</a><br />
          * A Cultured White House<br />
          * Speaking English in Hong Kong&#8217;s Schools<br />
          * Abu Dhabi&#8217;s Controversial Purchase<br />
          * The Year of the Ox<br />
          * CultureLinks<br />
                + Expatriate Assignments 2009<br />
                + Bargaining and Shopkeeping<br />
                + &#8220;Third Culture Kids&#8221;<br />
          * CultureTips<br />
                + United Arab Emirates<br />
                + Poland<br />
                + Culture Shock </p>
<p>            <a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1583599241/rid:7efe170556a5b66e6e6af06324e0786f">Issue #9: December 19, 2008</a><br />
                * Tokyo&#8217;s Tsukiji Fish Market<br />
                * &#8220;The American Owl&#8221; in China<br />
                * Shoes in Arab Culture<br />
                * Offshoring to Increase<br />
                * CultureLinks<br />
                      + Decision-Making on Global Teams<br />
                      + Expatriate Families<br />
                      + A Multicultural USA<br />
                * CultureTips<br />
                      + Indonesia<br />
                      + South Africa<br />
                      + Change Tolerance</p>
<p>                 <a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1515173065/rid:82b3bf462a624ed7604a139e0bdc12e1"> Issue #8: November 25, 2008</a><br />
                      * Global Experience &#038; Leadership<br />
                      * Culture Clash<br />
                      * The Eyewitness Vs. The Reader<br />
                      * Culturally Competent Teaching<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + Dubai&#8217;s Cultural Divide<br />
                            + Burger King in China<br />
                            + The First Ecuadorian Chocolate Brand<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + Kenya<br />
                            + The Party in Japan<br />
                            + Informal Societies </p>
<p>                  <a href="https://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1433420662/rid:e33bbdf83695781fa04545ad0956a357">Issue #7: August 27, 2008</a><br />
                      * Globalization&#8217;s Ripple Effect<br />
                      * Harmony and the Dream<br />
                      * Culture Versus Technology<br />
                      * Cram Schools in South Korea<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + Germany Discounters<br />
                            + Pay TV in Africa<br />
                            + Japan Both Needs and Fears Chinese Workers<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + India<br />
                            + France<br />
                            + Direct Communication </p>
<p>                  <a href="http://rw-3.com/CWD/Issue%206.htm">Issue #6: July 30, 2008</a><br />
                      * Cultural Incongruity?<br />
                      * How Controllable is Culture, Anyway?<br />
                      * Corporate Culture: Key to Innovation Success<br />
                      * Jelly Belly Extends Its Market<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + In India, Magazine Industry Booming<br />
                            + Globalization Brings Investment to Mediterranean<br />
                            + Entrepreneurial Spirit drives Taiwan<br />
                            + Ettiquette When Communicating with Foreigners<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + Bulgaria<br />
                            + New Zealand<br />
                            + Indirect Communication </p>
<p>                 <a href="http://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1218292884/rid:7855de48986e2ef9a889be38b678208d"> Issue #5: June 24, 2008</a><br />
                      * America At Its Best<br />
                      * Cultural Due Diligence<br />
                      * New EU Treaty<br />
                      * Retooling Culture At Chrysler<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + Renault Sponsors Culture Lessons to Sell Cars<br />
                            + The World Is Upside Down<br />
                            + In Parts Of Europe, Workers Head Home<br />
                            + Global Attitidues Survey Shows US Ratings Up<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + Thailand<br />
                            + Sweden<br />
                            + Email Etiquette </p>
<p>                  <a href="http://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1156244029/rid:50192541816bb580494784960f7c7c1b">Issue #4: May 29, 2008</a><br />
                      * The Cognitive Age<br />
                      * Moving Towards Diversity<br />
                      * Kraft Reformats the Oreo<br />
                      * Virtual Workplace Do&#8217;s and Dont&#8217;s<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + Competition for Experienced Managers in China is Fierce<br />
                            + Global Relocation Survey<br />
                            + The New Breed of Business Gurus<br />
                            + The City of Dalian Partners with SUNY<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + Russia<br />
                            + Mexico<br />
                            + Decision-making </p>
<p>                  <a href="http://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.1108122456/rid:5833912ae7a5dba4c48900595139b9b9">Issue #3: April 29, 2008</a><br />
                      * Medical Tourism<br />
                      * Shriking the Carbon Footprint<br />
                      * Environment in China Affecting FIEs<br />
                      * A Global Mindset<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + Have You Driven A Fjord Lately?<br />
                            + Medical Staff Require Training on Inter-Cultural Awareness<br />
                            + Mandarin&#8230;the Next Global Language<br />
                            + Indian Companies in Need of Cross-Cultural Training<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + Japan<br />
                            + Argentina<br />
                            + The Leader&#8217;s Influence </p>
<p>                <a href="http://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.999899803/rid:3ddf98597eca67464e67fb7c89e6bec9">  Issue #2: March 26, 2008</a><br />
                      * American Optimism and Sub-Prime Meltdown<br />
                      * Women in Emerging Economies<br />
                      * Car Clash<br />
                      * Pace too slow for French Entrepreneurs<br />
                      * CultureLinks<br />
                            + HP Top Talent to Work abroad<br />
                            + Program Trains People to Treat Depression in India<br />
                            + HR in Africa: Unique Challenges Abroad<br />
                            + Guess Who&#8217;s Getting the Most Work Visas<br />
                      * CultureTips<br />
                            + China &#8211; Guanxi<br />
                            + Ireland<br />
                            + Impact of Language on Global Teams </p>
<p><a href="http://app.e2ma.net/app/view:CampaignPublic/id:3712.945115129/rid:646720f1b9edbadaf78683b5ba2c1e6c">Issue #1: February 20, 2008</a><br />
                    * Introducing CultureWizard Digest<br />
                    * Reflections on Davos<br />
                    * Kerviel through the cultural lens<br />
                    * People as a National Resource<br />
                    * CultureLinks<br />
                            + Young and Impatient in India<br />
                            + As Sales Go Global, So Do Managers<br />
                            + U.S. Universities Rush to Set Up Outposts Abroad<br />
                            + Entrepreneurship Takes Off in Ireland<br />
                    * CultureTips<br />
                            + Chile<br />
                            + Germany<br />
                            + Global/Virtual Teams</p>
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