Cross Cultural Management, is this such a thing? Here are my links and notes …
Links
Eryn Meyer seems to have the collective mindshare on authoring & thinking on this, or at least the google footprint,
- Navigating the cultural minefield by Meyer in HBR 2014, an interesting story about Latin scheduling.
- A pair of blogs, by Yulia Bondar, an Eastern European in the Netherlands on cross cultural recruitment, guided by Meyer’s Map. Part I & Part II, which includes a Russian map.
- Meyer’s book, The Culture Map, on her site and at Amazon.
- A software tool at erinmeyer.com, for which there’s no free version $4.00 for 24 hours
- I found this review of the book on by Kieran Earley, or at least on his site. It has an amusing anglo-dutch translator table in it.
On speaking to Graham Fletcher, I was pointed at Hofstede and his models and theories. On the Hofstede’s wikipediaa page, they say.
Hofstede’s work established a major research tradition in cross-cultural psychology and has also been drawn upon by researchers and consultants in many fields
I wrote a short ello snip., reminding me of the time my colleague was criticised for apologising too profusely.