← Blog Conference 25 Sept 24 @Temple University This event is organized by the Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies (ICAS)Efficient strategies to work in an international workplace (Hybrid) Speakers: Sandrine Monette-Hubert (Co-founder of Lemon-Boost) Marie-Solange Vottero (Co-founder of Lemon-Boost) Moderator: Evelyn Farlov, ICAS Coordinator Overview In today’s globalised business environment, mastering effective …
← Blog Webinar #5 : Out of Sight, Out of Mind ? Discover how to maintain and develop your professional contacts abroad during our next free webinar. Don’t let the distance hinder your career. Sign up now! 🌏💼🎯 📅 Date: May 28, 2024 (Tuesday) ⌚ Time: 5 – 6 PM …
← Blog Despite the vital role of a supportive partner in expatriation, gender stereotypes persist EPISODE #39 : Thursday videos Relocation to Japan : When the husband follows his wife Are you a trailing spouse ? The Spouse that is drag around like a wheeled suitcase ? 👿☠ 💀 😤 …
← Blog Webinar #4 : 5 keys to consider before sharing your professional hurdles Who do you turn to when facing professional hurdles : Your Family ? Colleagues ? Manager ? Hairdresser ? From a recent Harvard Business Review survey, 45% of employees refrained from sharing work challenges due to …
← Blog The boss is always right… except when he’s wrong In higher power cultures subordinates are less likely to question their superiors. 🌏✈️ In 2010, Korean Air made a bold move by mandating English as the official language for all cockpit and cabin communications. One of the key reasons …
← Blog Webinar #3 : Embracing the Slow Lane In Japan, time moves at its own leisurely pace. From waiting in line for your morning coffee to navigating bureaucratic mazes, you’ll soon learn that patience isn’t just a virtue – it’s a survival skill. 🍋 Language barriers that make simple …
← Blog Webinar #2 : Finding a job in Japan, Working for a Japan-based Company You don’t speak Japanese. The job market doesn’t want you. As an expat, you won’t stay long. Why bother recruiting you ? Japan is amazing, but adjusting to its culture, language, and social norms can …
← Blog Please customers until it destroy your operations ? EPISODE #37 : Thursday videos Please customers until it destroy your staff.. and your operations ? When your staff experience customer harassment, the right question is not whether or not you need training. The right question is how are you …
← Blog Adjusting to Japan is difficult : what I wish I knew before moving Open the gates to a smooth transition and a rewarding journey overseas. Working in Japan as a foreigner or giving up your career to follow love is a big transition. Adjusting is hard. And, luckily …
← Blog Unlock the doors to a seamless transition and a fulfilling experience abroad Unlock the doors to a seamless transition and a fulfilling experience abroad Japan is amazing, but adjusting to its culture, language, and social norms can be tough. And if you’re leaving your career to support your …