What people say… “a corporate survival handbook. There’s lots of sensible advice for doing business with Americans.” — Sunday Times Book of the Week “As Allyson Stewart-Allen and Lanie Denslow point out in Working with Americans, the workplace can appear hostile when colleagues are afraid to engage in a friendly embrace. ‘Even with people whom you know socially, where a hug and even a kiss is your normal greeting, in the workplace, it’s a handshake and a nod’ they write.” — Financial Times “The authors did a good job of making a trans-Atlantic business culture comparison. Their fellow countrymen appear in a straight-forward, ,direct and objective light. The impression: America Inc. has less time and money to give away than Deutschland AG or Britain Plc which leads to quicker results.” — Financial Times Deutschland “The one whole interesting area that Working with Americans addresses a lot, is the relationship beyond the purely functional work relationship. What I like is at the end of each chapter, there’s words to live by… and learning that he who asks the questions is in control!” — CNN Business International programme “For many people, Globalization means Americanization, but successful economic development also needs cultural understanding and trust. This book will give you a real insight into how to build successful relationships with the wonderful folk from ‘God’s Own Country’.” — Sir Paul Judge, Chairman, “This book not only helps you avoid misunderstandings, but more importantly makes you understand how this unique combination can work.” — Philippe Bourguignon, former Chief Executive, “The book I wish I had written… — Ed Reilly, President, American Management Association For more 5-star reviews, click HERE. |
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