"With
shelves in bookstores heaving with volumes on how to do business
with almost every nationality,
it seems odd that the denizens on one of the world's largest markets
have been overlooked. That is, until now."
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As
an American expat living in Britain since 1993, now working as the
Vice President of Group External Affairs at Shell International,
I feel this book is required reading for everyone who has, or would
like to have, American business partners, employees or colleagues.
These valuable insights facilitate understanding and save precious
time and frustration in working with the "cut to the chase" approach
of most Americans in business.
As
American-style capitalism becomes the norm in even the most remote
parts of the world, business men and women will gain valuable insights
into the what, why and how of the American business psyche. You
will learn that things often are exactly as they seem and that Americans
usually do say exactly what they mean.
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As
an American myself, I wish that this book had been available when
I first embarked on my expatriate career; my life and the
lives of those with whom I've worked would have been made
much easier with the knowledge of what makes Americans tick.
Every
American should think about giving this book to their overseas colleagues,
and every company to their managers to make them even more effective
in their business pursuits."
Mary
Jo Jacobi
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