Sitting in the corner office of a tech startup, Sonia stared at her computer screen, absorbing the news that her company’s major product launch had fallen flat. Months of preparation, countless team hours, and significant resources were wasted. Within six… Read More »The Resilient Leader: Bouncing Back from Failure
Whenever you enter a family function, anniversary or a party, conversations are freely flowing, glasses are clinking, people are having their food and music is bombarding. In those scenarios, conversation don’t sound like a chore or a ‘to-do list’ or… Read More »Are Difficult Conversations A Leader’s Failure or Finesse?
Picture this: A Japanese CEO bows deeply to apologize for a company mistake, while across the Pacific, an American executive posts a defiant tweet about “owning our challenges.” Meanwhile, in an office in Dubai, a manager spends three hours over… Read More »Conflict Resolution Across Cultures
You walk into a room to attend a speech session. Every raised hand has English as a second language. You will always notice that people with impeccable English speaking skills have an edge over others during examinations. Therefore, understanding privilege… Read More »The Role of Power and Privilege in Cross-Cultural Communication