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Are You Preparing to Relocate to Indonesia?
Feeling puzzled by unexpected behaviors and cultural surprises? A conversation with a Cultural Coach could make the difference if you …
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Gene Sugandy,
Multiple GMS Recipient of Cultural Coach Excellence Awardee
What is a Cultural Training?
A cultural training is a structured program customized to your needs that will increase an individual's awareness, knowledge, and skills to adapt effectively to the local norms of Indonesia.
For a newly arrived expat in Indonesia, this training can help you understand local customs, communication styles, and business practices, thereby facilitating smoother interactions and faster adaptation to their new surroundings.
For a supporting spouse, information presented could cover employment options, domestic staff issues, or finding groups or networks that you enjoy.
What kind of program would suit your schedule...a face-to-face meeting or a virtual program?
A cultural training can save you hours of frustration by explaining the situation and offeirng solutions
Companies benefiting from our Cultural Training include:
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