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An employee, a Muslim, is a management trainee at an airport car rental office. As part of her religious practice, the employee wears a hijab (headscarf). She is told by her supervisor that the hijab does not match the uniforms she is required to wear, so she must stop wearing them or be transferred to… Continue reading An employee, a Muslim, is a management trainee at an airport car rental office.

An employee, a Muslim, is a management trainee at an airport car rental office. As part of her religious practice, the employee wears a hijab (headscarf). She is told by her supervisor that the hijab does not match the uniforms she is required to wear, so she must stop wearing them or be transferred to… Continue reading An employee, a Muslim, is a management trainee at an airport car rental office.

Consider and explain Nokia’s strategy to mitigate risks and improve their relationships with China, when referring to the “Internet Exercise: Nokia in China” on page 374 in the textbook. Complete this assignment by answering the following questions: 1) What political risks does Nokia face in Asia, particularly China? 2) How can Nokia manage these risks?… Continue reading Consider and explain Nokia’s strategy to mitigate risks and improve their relati

In Learning Activity 5 of this week you read Peterson v. Wilmur Communs., Inc. Based upon the law you have learned thus far, discuss the following: what would you have done if you were the employer who saw this news article? Why? Does the court’s decision surprise you? Explain. If you were the employer, what… Continue reading In Learning Activity 5 of this week you read Peterson v. Wilmur Communs., Inc. B

Refer to the “Wilsten Inc. has been approached by a Japanese firm that wants exclusive production and selling rights for one of Wilsten’s new high-tech products. What does Wilsten need to know about Japanese bargaining behaviors to strike the best possible deal with this company? Identify and describe five. Complete this assignment by answering the… Continue reading Refer to the “Wilsten Inc. has been approached by a Japanese firm that wants exc

Refer to the “Internet Exercise: Organizing for Effectiveness” on page 348 in the textbook. Consider and explain entry strategies and organizational structures used by Ford Motor and Volkswagen. Complete this assignment by answering the following questions: 1) What type of arrangement(s) do you see the two firms using in coordinating their worldwide operations? 2) Which… Continue reading Refer to the “Internet Exercise: Organizing for Effectiveness” on page 348 in th

Review the opening discussion in Chapter 7: “For U.S. companies going abroad for the first time, which form of nonverbal communication barrier would be the greatest, kinesics or proxemics.” Use this information to answer the questions below. Why is it so important for companies that choose to provide services to other countries to carefully consider… Continue reading Review the opening discussion in Chapter 7: “For U.S. companies going abroad for

An employee, a Muslim, is a management trainee at an airport car rental office. As part of her religious practice, the employee wears a hijab (headscarf). She is told by her supervisor that the hijab does not match the uniforms she is required to wear, so she must stop wearing them or be transferred to… Continue reading An employee, a Muslim, is a management trainee at an airport car rental office.

Consider and explain Nokia’s strategy to mitigate risks and improve their relationships with China, when referring to the “Internet Exercise: Nokia in China” on page 374 in the textbook. Complete this assignment by answering the following questions: 1) What political risks does Nokia face in Asia, particularly China? 2) How can Nokia manage these risks?… Continue reading Consider and explain Nokia’s strategy to mitigate risks and improve their relati

Executive Summary 1 An effective Executive Summary is always before the report and 1 -2 pages MAXIMUM. It stands independently and should be written using language that the intended audience can understand and read independently from the report. These documents are designed so a busy executive (hence the name) can understand the important points of… Continue reading Executive Summary 1 An effective Executive Summary is always before the report a