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Becoming a Global Manager
Riding the Asian Tigers
 
  Human Resource Management Challenges in India
Improving your Remote Team Relationships
Building Values into your Business
The Myers Briggs Type Indicator
Private Banks New Client Acquisition
Entrepreneurial Thinking & Decision Making in Action
Diversity Matters: It Really Does
Focus on Young South Asians
Working with the Indians
 


For those outsourcing part of their business activities to India - a seminar highlighting the key differences that you need to understand to enable you to successfully manage these business relationships.



A One Day Seminar
There has been much coverage recently in the press and media on companies who have outsourced their IT requirements or Call Centre operations to India. While we are sure you are enjoying the benefits of your associations with India, you might be experiencing various cultural challenges in dealing with Indians.

Outline of the Day
  Introduction
  Setting the Scene
  India: Brief Overview - The Facts, The Economy
  Why Culture?
  Cultural Differences
  Knowing yourself - knowing others
  Key Differences between British and Indian Logic
  Communication: The Same Language?
  Negotiation: Same Bed, Different Dreams?
  Negotiation Tactics: Cross Cultural Negotiation Styles
  Indian Managers / British Managers - a SWOT analysis
  Managing and Developing Relationships & Trust with Indians
  Agenda for Action

Target Audience
Senior managers dealing with Call Centres or IT Outsourcing in India.

Objectives
By the end of this seminar the participants will be able to:
  Understand the impact of cultural differences in doing business in India the "Indian" way.
  Better manage their outsourcing partners and be able to better interpret communications received from their partners.
  Leave with an action plan for improving their outsourcing partnerships.

Method

The seminar is highly interactive in nature.  Through active briefing, discussion and enactment of authentic business scenarios (drawn from the clients' own business world), participants are involved in learning and practising new skills.   Case studies and role play exercises are used extensively for maximum impact.


Becoming a Global Manager | Riding the Asian Tigers
Human Resources Management Challenges in India
Improving your Remote Team Relationships
Building Values into your Business | The Myers Briggs Type Indicator
Private Banks New Client Acquisition
Entrepreneurial Thinking & Decision Making in Action
Diversity Matters: It Really Does | Focus on Young South Asians | Working with the Indians