Nepal, Aug. 26 -- The discussion about cultural differences and how people from various backgrounds perceive mental health has taken an interesting turn as society aims to be more inclusive. With ...

Sue Campbell moved to Hong Kong in 2010 as a managing director for a managing consultancy. She said that in China, employees were conscious of hierarchy and junior workers spoke up less. Campbell ...

With only a handful of weeks away until the 2024 election, we’re examining political polarization in America at the company level as part of our Office Politics series. Today, we’re focusing on the ...

Across the globe, many countries have different workplace customs and expectations that dictate how employees can balance their work and social lives. For example, Netherlands, Denmark and Japan are ...

Expanding your business internationally or managing a global team comes with unique challenges, especially when it comes to cultural differences. Knowing how to navigate these nuances can improve ...

Listen to more stories on the Noa app. Want to stay current with Arthur’s writing? Sign up to get an email every time a new column comes out. One of the prickliest issues in business over the past ...

Generational misunderstandings can be exhausting. Examples of this in the workplace may be a Baby Boomer expecting you to work longer than your 8 hour shift. You, a Gen Z on the other hand, may value ...

I grew up in the US but have lived in Europe for the past seven years. It's always seemed that, in general, people in the US connect based on similarities. But in my conversations in Europe, I've ...

Cringe culture originally emerged as a phenomenon in digital spaces, but it’s now quietly reshaping how Gen Z engages in the professional world. The unspoken rules for Gen Z at work are invisible ...

Emerging theories suggest that communication challenges arise from differing perspectives between autistic and non-autistic partners rather than individual socio-cognitive deficits. In addition, while ...

In May of this year (2024), a colleague and I traveled with a group of 15 American college students to Tokyo, Japan. The trip was part of an honors course on play across cultures. Before leaving, the ...