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Cross Cultural Training for Indians going to the U.S.

	For Expatriates coming to work in India.
	For Indians going to work in North America

As an increasing number of foreign companies set up office in India interaction between Indian employees and their counterparts globally is on the rise. Indian subsidiaries send their employees abroad for short or long stints. Just as an expatriate coming to work in India needs to be sensitized to cross cultural issues so is the case with an Indian going to work in the West.

This module is for Indian professionals going to work in primarily North America and the U.K. The deeper purpose of this module is to provide insights on soft skills so that an Indian professional achieves greater acceptability and success. Real life situations are used to make the interaction lively and useful. Some of the topics covered are:

	Knowing India.
	Comparing India vs. North America.
	Visa and Immigration.
	Communication
	Business Etiquettes
	How do I integrate into the mainstream?
	Lunch table conversation with Managing Director.
	Grooming
	Invited home for dinner

We understand your requirements through a Needs Assessment Form based on which the module is customized to meet specific needs.

Format:

1.	One day workshop 8 hours (includes lunch).
2.	Half a day workshop 4 hours.
3.	Number of participitants – maximum 15-18.
4.	Could be from the same or different companies.

Who should attend?

1.	Indians going to work in North America and the U.K.

After the workshop:

1.	You are welcome to email us about how deal to with specific situations or any other questions. This would be provided at no cost to you.

Interactive:

1.	While working in the above mentioned countries, if you need guidance on how to deal with specific situations or some information about India email us (go to Contact Us section) and be assured of a prompt reply.
2.	You can share your experiences of working and living in the U.S. /UK through an article not an exceeding 1000 words. Links to the article would appear on our site. When you send us the article let us know whether we should post name and email id of author on the site.

The module is designed and delivered by Sanjeev Nayyar. To know his background go to About Us. If you like to get in touch please go to Contact Us.