Time Etiquette

Time Etiquette

Be mindful of how you approach time. Although there are general international rules, each country or culture has its own time etiquette. In Japan time is crucial, while in Ghana time is flexible. Please call or app when you are late. Of course, with a valid excuse....
Patience

Patience

I have worked with over 65 nationalities from all over the world. I am asked many times about my experiences. Last week someone popped a question: “What is the most important skill when working with foreigners.” There are a lot of skills needed and to be learned....
Back in the office

Back in the office

The Holidays are over, we are getting ready to go back to work. The New Year brings also resolutions, so let’s start in the office. Let’s look at 5 manners that you can change, so the moral and productivity will be high. 1. Conversations We all like to talk to our...
Happy New Year Toast

Happy New Year Toast

We have reached the end of the year. Maybe you are hosting a party or staying at home with some friends and family. Perhaps you have made some new resolutions or perhaps not. Toasting with a glass of bubbles is the best way for welcoming the New Year. Let’s look at...
Happy Holidays

Happy Holidays

The holiday season is right around the corner. Resulting in many dinners, lunches and getting dressed up for party’s etc. Remember it is the season of forgiveness, happiness, helping others, coming together and to celebrate the festive time of the year. Let’s look at...
Basic styling tips

Basic styling tips

We see it every season. Something is in fashion and we all think we should wear it. Instead, try to have your own style; a style that fits, that celebrates your own body type, age and social or business situation. Do not wear that crop top or fluffy flip flops. If it...