The success or failure of a job interview can have more to do with a manager's whims than a candidate's skills. Home work Distance may make telecommuters' hearts grow fonder, but sometimes managers feel as though they are losing control. No matter how a company handles its layoffs, managers get stuck in the middle. Let s get physical What you say when you re not talking could mean the difference between making a charming or alarming impression. Following local greeting practices while in Mexico will save time and a lot of misunderstandings.
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Increasing equity More and more firms and institutions are learning that discriminatory practices just don t pay. Pulling Together Cross-national teamwork promises greater efficiency, but both sides must make major philosophical leaps. Meetings Halfway Anglo-Americans complain that Mexican meetings hardly cover anything on the agenda and last an eternity. How much is achieved at staff get-togethers depends on your time frame. In the Dark Without reliable information, Mexican managers get in touch with their feelings.