Cross cultural communication in Japan
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Communication is the most important aspect of successful business; our entire work-day is spent communicating. When the communication is cross-cultural, the impact is even more profound. http://www.universalconsensus.com/
![Cross-cultural Communication
Communication is probably the most important aspect of successful
business; almost our entire work-day is spent communicating. When the
communication is cross-cultural the impact is even more profound:
An Accenture study found that cross-cultural communication
training can increase productivity by 30%
A Brookfield survey found that 90% thought cross-cultural
communication training was valuable and 60% thought it should be
mandated across the company
Universal Consensus Business Model of Intercultural Analysis© [BMIA] is
specifically geared to facilitate communication and process efficiency in
multinational corporations. Our cross-cultural communication certification
incorporates many aspects of regular communications training, management
training, consensus and team-building training – giving your team the tools
to be successful both domestically and abroad.
“We have had the pleasure of retaining Universal Consensus to improve cross cultural
communication and awareness between our U.S. and U.K. offices. We witnessed immediate
improvement and a new level of collaboration, cooperation & understanding. We are better today
because of the BMIA program” - Garry Ridge, CEO, WD40 Company](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/universalconsensuscross-culturalcommunicationjapanpdf-flyer-120306115853-phpapp01/85/Cross-cultural-communication-in-Japan-1-320.jpg)
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Cross cultural communication in Japan
- 1. Cross-cultural Communication Communication is probably the most important aspect of successful business; almost our entire work-day is spent communicating. When the communication is cross-cultural the impact is even more profound: An Accenture study found that cross-cultural communication training can increase productivity by 30% A Brookfield survey found that 90% thought cross-cultural communication training was valuable and 60% thought it should be mandated across the company Universal Consensus Business Model of Intercultural Analysis© [BMIA] is specifically geared to facilitate communication and process efficiency in multinational corporations. Our cross-cultural communication certification incorporates many aspects of regular communications training, management training, consensus and team-building training – giving your team the tools to be successful both domestically and abroad. “We have had the pleasure of retaining Universal Consensus to improve cross cultural communication and awareness between our U.S. and U.K. offices. We witnessed immediate improvement and a new level of collaboration, cooperation & understanding. We are better today because of the BMIA program” - Garry Ridge, CEO, WD40 Company
- 2. Cross-cultural Communication – JAPAN Japan has a truly unique culture. It is one of the hardest for non-Japanese nationals to interact with. If you work internationally in a Japanese company or work with Japanese partners, it is critical for your team’s success to get cross-cultural communication training. Some fundamental Japanese cultural themes are: Collectivism: Group belonging in Japan is immensely strong and affects everything from consumer buyer-motivation to corporate decision- making in very intricate ways. Hierarchy and Respect: The Japanese business society is incredibly ritualized with distinct hierarchies and in-direct communication – foreigners soon get lost in translation without proper advisory and training.