Monthly Archives: March 2008
They Made It! Interview by Mike Thomas, Wild Job Safari
I You can listen to the interview here: WEEKEND EDITION PODCAST: Interview With Angelika Blendstrup Image from Wikipedia Or if that one doesn’t work: http://machete.wildjobsafari.com/2008/03/09/weekend-edition-podcast-interview-with -angelika-blenstrup.aspx Related articles Podcast recycles actual talk radio calls [via Zemanta]
Um, like, you know, kind of, stuff….speech for the boardroom?
Often, when I work with younger Asian clients, I notice that their English is full of “fillers” such as the ubiquitous “like” and also “you know”, and “stuff”. In fact, I attended a Stanford Continuing Studies class a while ago … Continue reading
They Made It! Radio interview, CEO,Dominique Piotet, L’Atelier/BNP Paribas, SF, asked witty questions about French leaders – en francais
Image by pierre pouliquin via Flickr To hear the witty way Dominique asked about the famous French entrepreneurs from the book, please click on the link: http://www.atelier.fr/radio/9/23032008/atelier-numerique-n230-36252-.html
Ils ont réussi !Le reve amercain se poursuit en Silicon Valley.
Image from Wikipedia Le thème. Le rêve américain se poursuit aujourd’hui en Californie. Dans la Silicon Valley précisément, où nombre d’immigrants de tous pays continuent de tenter leur chance. Des Chinois, des Français, des Allemands, des Indiens, des Iraniens, des … Continue reading
APRIL 9th, 2008 Succeeding in the Valley: Foreign-born entrepreneurs share their stories about making it!
Image from Wikipedia L’Executive Club, SiliconFrench, CSPA, GABA, Hispanic Net, NET-IP, SIPA, and SDForum invite you to come hear Silicon Valley’s leading entrepreneurs from around the world speak about the keys to success and fulfillment. Moderators: * Angelika … Continue reading
Gossip – An International or American phenomenon?
Image from WikipediaGossip is probably the least effective form of communication. Do the French or Spaniards do more of it? Are Americans less likely to pass along “bad” rumors? Do Chinese gossip, are Japanese or Indians also involved in gossiping … Continue reading
Network outside of your comfort zone
Image from Wikipedia Networking is a way of life for most Americans, it seems they start in Kindergarten and just keep on improving their networking skills. For example, a friend of mine, Samba Murthy, gave some sage advice, urging Indian … Continue reading