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Gii Core Value #5: Communication is King - (Be Thoughtful, Thorough, Complete, and Effective) We want everyone to go the extra mile in encouraging thorough, complete, and effective communication. We operate as a “flat” organization where every employee is accessible, ensuring that every communication that you write or speak is honest, complete, understandable, direct, and always kind. Further underlining the importance of concise communication is that English is often a 2nd/3rd, or even 4th language to many of our partners in China, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. We value and respect our partners and ensuring clear communication across language barriers is of primary importance. #teamwork #medicaldevices #hiring #communication

The very nature of the Country Manager position requires absolute command of several languages. But which languages are most required by companies? The general rule establishes that languages spoken in the key markets where the company operates are given priority. In other words, candidates who speak English, Mandarin, Spanish, German, French, Japanese and Korean have a competitive advantage. In addition to these languages, companies may also consider fluency in other languages, depending on the specific market for which the Country Manager will be responsible. For example, a company operating in Brazil might value fluency in Portuguese, while a company in India might consider fluency in Hindi, a language spoken by 637 million people around the world. Fluency in multiple languages is crucial for Country Managers, enabling them to communicate effectively with employees, customers and local stakeholders. This also allows for a deeper understanding of the culture and nuances of the local market. #CountryManagerHub #globalmarket #internationalcareer #languages

Exciting news! We're expanding our inventory filter for Facebook and Instagram Feed and Reels to include more languages, including Vietnamese! This means more control and transparency for advertisers, and a safer and more suitable environment for users. We're now supporting Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, Malay, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese. Our goal is to align with industry-accepted standards and create controls and transparency solutions that meet the needs of our partners, including GARM. More details in the comments! #brandsafety #MetaVietnam with Trang Quynh Phuc Nguyen Susan, Nguyen Giang Xuan Chi Truong Tran Le Chi Truong Enea Minuti

Why do the biggest brands in the world, build customer support teams here in the Philippines? Many Filipinos grow up speaking English, and their accents are minimal compared to other Asian countries. At Somebody2Hire we introduced accent training. This helps minimize your Filipino staff's accent even more, so that you have less customers asking your staff where they're located. This high proficiency of English in the Philippines attracts small & medium businesses. Learn more about hiring a high performance team here in the Philippines. Call us 1 855 688 7723 #outsourcingphilippines #bpoPhilippines #callcenterservices

🔗 Language is inseparably intertwined with culture which is why a simple translation is often not enough to avoid mishaps like these companies faced: 🖤 Pepsodent wanted to expand into the Southeast Asian market. Their branding strategy of “whitening your teeth” failed because the locals in this particular area chew betel nuts to blacken their teeth instead. In their culture black teeth are deemed as more attractive. 🍑 When Procter & Gable launched Pampers diapers in Japan, they printed on the packaging the typical image of a stork delivering a baby. Had they had a Japanese native speaker in their team perhaps they would have known that in Japan floating peaches bring the babies to their parents. Japanese customers were confused with the product, and it did not perform well. 👶 Lastly, a disturbing and hilarious cultural mishap happened to Gerber the baby food label. In many African countries, including Ethiopia where this misstep happened, foods are sold with pictures of what is inside on the packaging. Many people were scandalized by Gerber’s baby food labels… which featured pictures of an adorable smiling baby! These faux pas will show you that it is not always sufficient to have translators in your marketing team, but natives who know about 𝐜𝐮𝐥𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐚𝐥 𝐝𝐢𝐟𝐟𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞𝐬 and particularities. On our job board are qualified 𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐚𝐤𝐞𝐫𝐬 who are willing to relocate and ready to help you avoid awkward situations in international business. #Fail #Funny #CulutralDifference #Multilinguals Source: https://lnkd.in/eQaxvNDX Picture: https://lnkd.in/eUVwAycF

The Japanese business market is one of the most challenging markets worldwide. That's because of the fierce competition of the thriving local Japanese brands, the demanding, highly selective consumer base, and the linguistic and cultural aspects. Check this https://lnkd.in/djep7B5m to know how big foreign brands overcome these challenges. #localizationservices #websitelocalization #japaneselanguage #languageservices

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