Intercultural Training Mexico: Beyond the clichés – Business Training for professionals and executives
Fiesta Mexicana, sombreros, narcos – there is hardly any other country in Germany that has such a clichéd image as the USA’s southern neighbor. However, Mexico is not only the sixth largest automobile producer in the world, but also offers an interesting investment climate for many international companies. Therefore, a more intensive cultural examination of the country is worthwhile in order to understand what drives the predominantly younger and highly motivated society in its striving for professional growth and which national values play a key role in this process.
The Mexican work and business culture appears to be very opposite to the German approach in many aspects, although one should not make the mistake of a simplistic analysis of certain behavioral patterns. Successful negotiating and working with Mexicans requires a profound knowledge of country-specific characteristics of common cultural dimensions such as communication behavior, understanding of time or organizational structures. The primary goal of our intercultural business training on Mexico is to convey this knowledge and explain it with examples.
Contents
- Which approach increases the chances of a successful negotiation process with Mexicans?
- How is commitment established in the Mexican work culture?
- Which potential misconduct should be avoided in professional interactions with Mexicans?
- Which motivational factors are decisive in the Mexican work culture?
- What is the current covid situation in the country?
Benefits
- The training is intended to show ways of successful cooperation with Mexican colleagues and business partners
- Your deployed resources lead to the maximum possible output
- Misunderstandings and conflicts can be avoided
- You will enjoy the benefits of a creative and motivated working environment in Mexico
Methods
- Participant oriented reflection
- Analysis of case studies
- Exchange of experiences and discussion between the participating persons
Note on times
Workshop part 1: 9 p.m. – 12 p.m.
Lunch break: 12 p.m. – 2 p.m.
Workshop part 2: 2 p.m. – 5 p.m.
Number of participants: 4-8
The price is valid per person. Ask for group discounts.
This course is possible both virtual and f2f.
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We will contact you to arrange a specific training date.
Trainer:
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Robert Schuller
- Email:
- contact@ticommunication.eu