Cultural Intelligence

Ethan Evans

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Beschreibung

In today's global landscape, Cultural Intelligence explores why some leaders excel in diverse settings while others falter, emphasizing the importance of cultural intelligence (CQ). It presents a framework for understanding and effectively navigating cultural differences, crucial for success in global business and diverse workplaces. The book highlights that CQ, a measurable and developable capability, significantly impacts individual and organizational performance.

The book focuses on understanding cultural dimensions, developing CQ skills (like cognitive flexibility and emotional intelligence), and applying CQ in real-world scenarios such as leading diverse teams and negotiating across cultures. Drawing on empirical research, the book demonstrates links between CQ and positive outcomes like increased sales and improved team collaboration.

It provides practical exercises, case studies, and self-assessment tools to enhance your CQ, offering actionable strategies applicable in everyday scenarios. The book is structured to provide a clear path to developing CQ, starting with an introduction to the concept and its four key capabilities: CQ-Drive, CQ-Knowledge, CQ-Strategy, and CQ-Action.

Connections to fields like organizational behavior and human resource management enrich the argument, providing a holistic view of CQ's impact. This approach makes the book a valuable resource for managers, leaders, and anyone seeking to enhance their effectiveness in multicultural environments.

Verfügbar seit: 03.03.2025.

Drucklänge: 102 Seiten.

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