Creation of transcultural development tools
Intercultural profiles
Intercultural profiles, defined by 14 aspects, enable behavioural and communication differences to be analysed and understood through the creation of the participants’ profiles in relation to their native culture and the target culture.
The intercultural dimensions required by a good international manager are identified, including:
- oral and written communication
- the approach to time
- the decision-making process
- risk-taking
- hierarchy
- status and skills
This very powerful tool enables an action plan and the intercultural bridges necessary for optimum achievement of objectives and tasks to be conceived and enables:
- the training manager to outline a development plan
- the mobility manager to understand the colleague’s expatriability
- the recruiter to consider a future international collaborator differently
- training and coaching to be tailor made
Suitable assessment grids
International groups are faced with the equity dilemma posed by individual assessments. Each manager assesses his colleagues through the prism of their own culture. Certain cultures establish assessments pragmatically and based on facts whereas other cultures use more hazy terms and others still are more interpersonal.
Interculturally adapted events
Role plays
Consultants
Led by the best international experts. Our trainers and coaches, of various nationalities and with various skills, have all acquired “field” experience in large multinational groups at high hierarchical levels. Their expertise and enthusiasm guarantee the quality of our seminars and enable them to pertinently respond to the demands of our international clientele.