As businesses compete in an increasingly globalized economy, their operations are expanding to the farthest reaches of the planet. Employees hail from numerous countries and bring to work the mores and values of vastly different cultures. How can an executive make sure everyone is figuratively "speaking the same language"? Creating a common vocabulary about employee talents and strengths is a vital first step.
Brian Brim is a Principal of Global Client Education with Gallup.
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