Working Effectively in International Settings
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The document describes a case study about Josefa, a mother in Kaholtik struggling to provide for her children after her husband's death. She was told her daughters are malnourished. A foreigner then told her about a new initiative to build a local girls' school sponsored by an NGO to improve life through education. The document also discusses dimensions of cultural intelligence and strategies for working effectively across cultures, such as building relationships and having cultural understanding, communication skills, and adaptability.
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