Country knowledge and building cross-border collaboration skills
It’s a well-known fact that the British work the longest hours in Europe. They can work from 65 to 80 hours per week and even during European night hours in order to be available during the American working hours. And especially in our era of technology, many executives need to reply to emails and stay … Continue reading How to run a business meeting in United Kingdom
Today we are going to talk about how the Dutch manage their time, what to expect from them and how to run a business meeting with them. First of all, you should keep in mind that punctuality is considered to be a great value in the Netherlands, and the worst thing you can do is … Continue reading Time management and running meetings in Netherlands
When it comes to turning up for a meeting, Hungarians are very punctual. They will normally start a meeting with a deep conversation and might not follow the pre-agreed agenda. Hungarians usually have great ideas, but these are hardly implemented according to the schedule. Hungarians prefer to do something well done, rather than doing in … Continue reading How to run a business meeting in Hungary
