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Working with Americans: Tips for Danes (lydbog) af Kay Xander Mellish
Kay Xander Mellish , Kay Xander Mellish (indlæser)

Working with Americans: Tips for Danes lydbog

108,44 DKK
What should you expect in meetings and negotiations with Americans? How can you make small talk with American colleagues? What do Americans really want from a Danish manager? And why do Americans use so many exclamation points? Kay Xander Mellish is a US-DK dual citizen with working experience in both countries. In this audio book, she offers tips for Danes who work with Americans as colleagues,…
What should you expect in meetings and negotiations with Americans? How can you make small talk with American colleagues? What do Americans really want from a Danish manager? And why do Americans use so many exclamation points? Kay Xander Mellish is a US-DK dual citizen with working experience in both countries. In this audio book, she offers tips for Danes who work with Americans as colleagues, customers, or suppliers. (A companion volume for Americans who work with Danes will be available soon.) This entertaining, informative guide will make working with Americans more pleasant and more successful.
Lydbog 108,44 DKK
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Forfattere Kay Xander Mellish (forfatter), Kay Xander Mellish (indlæser)
Forlag KXM Group
Udgivet 01.11.2019
Længde 1:53
Genrer Business and Management
Sprog Danish
Format mp3
Beskyttelse Vandmærket
ISBN 9788799845576

What should you expect in meetings and negotiations with Americans? How can you make small talk with American colleagues? What do Americans really want from a Danish manager? And why do Americans use so many exclamation points? Kay Xander Mellish is a US-DK dual citizen with working experience in both countries. In this audio book, she offers tips for Danes who work with Americans as colleagues, customers, or suppliers. (A companion volume for Americans who work with Danes will be available soon.) This entertaining, informative guide will make working with Americans more pleasant and more successful.