4 Tips for Success in the Global Workplace

As technology makes our world a smaller place many businesses big and small are engaging in commerce across international borders. The definition of workplace has now expanded to include not just new cities or regions but the whole world, we are indeed witnessing life in the global workplace. Conducting business on an international level isn’t …

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7 Reasons Why You Should Network

In today’s technology driven digital world global expansions are on the rise and the old saying “It’s not what you know it’s who you know” cannot me more true. As companies seek out new markets and buyers that were virtually inaccessible a decade ago, networking is identified as a key factor in business success.  Although …

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Time is of the Essence : 5 Time Management Tips

The old saying that Time and Tide wait for none rings true even in the modern and developed world. This can explain the reason why time management has become a very important topic in the business world today. Time lost can never be gained. Follow the tips given below to better organize your time only …

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Doing Business in South Asia

South Asia is home to world’s largest democracy, some of the fastest growing economies and booming stock markets. Traveling within the region is definitely exciting, especially for those from North America who are well acquainted with vast uninhabited spaces; the network of congested roads and buildings can be overwhelming. South Asia is is not only …

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Decoding The Dress Code

What is a Dress Code? It is a standard or a norm that acts as a guide to let us know what is appropriate to wear to a certain place or event. Whether it be a business event or a social event, it is important to give a good first impression.  When attending any event, …

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Six Tips for Managing People

Managing people is a tricky job, even for the most skilled business school grads and experienced professionals. Being a manager is more than just delegating tasks and supervising employees; it means you are accountable to both your boss and your staff.  Here are a few tips for managers:  1. Delegate work according to skill level …

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Handling Workplace Conflict

Conflict is inevitable in any workplace. The reason being that just like you can’t choose your family, you can’t choose your co-workers either. Most offices are a melting pot of ideas, backgrounds, and cultures. Workplace diversity is a definite advantage but this mix of personalities can also result in misunderstandings and hurt feelings.  Handling conflict …

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10 Dining Etiquette Do’s and Don’ts

Dining etiquette is often overlooked and discounted as frivolous when it comes to projecting a professional image. However, with more business meetings being conducted over lunch or dinner dining etiquette has taken on a more central role in the corporate world.  Here’s a look at 10 do’s and don’ts of dining etiquette. This content comes straight …

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6 Introduction Mistakes To Avoid

 Introducing yourself and others to key contacts is essential for building business relationships and networking effectively. However there are pitfalls that many professionals can avoid when making introductions. Here’s a look at 6 introduction mistakes to avoid. This information comes straight from our program How To Be A Polite Professional  1. Looking away: Looking away …

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Building Your Personal Brand

Building your personal brand is something that has become essential for all professionals young and old in the current global economy. Your “Brand” dictates how others identify and perceive you. Here are a few tips on building and maintaining your personal brand. 1. Identify your specialty What are you good at? In order to create …

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