Dwellworks Intercultural Services provides assistance around the world to relocating employees and their families, as well as to individuals working on global teams.
Studies show that organizations that embrace cultural awareness and provide training to their global assignees and work teams are able to save time and money through faster and more productive adjustments and better business relationships.
We are passionate about helping you succeed.
Intercultural Solutions programs are convenient and customizable to the needs of the organization and employee. Dwellworks offers a range of options including online learning, mobile apps, classroom training, and individual coaching.
Global Workforce Development (GWD) programs are offered for non-relocating employees and teams working across cultures to discuss appropriate responses to challenges in decision-making, problem solving, project planning, intercultural communication, negotiations, and more.
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Can't Miss Dish: The World's Best Foods
If you find yourself in one of the following countries while traveling, be sure to make trying these “Can’t Miss Dishes” a cultural priority during your stay. Although the recipes for each of these mouth-watering dishes are included, consuming them in their home country is incomparable to making them at home. So without further ado, let’s get to talking about the world’s best foods:
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Destination Profile: France
When you think of France, what comes to mind? The Eiffel Tower, croissants, berets, gourmet cuisine, wine, and fashion are likely a few of your first thoughts. But France is also a major competitive global economy. France has always been an active participant in trade, with both European neighbors and nations across the world. Key industries for the economy of France include: tourism, chemicals, technology, fashion, agriculture, and defense. Historically and culturally, France has been one of the most important influences in the Western world.
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How to Keep Traveling for Work Fun?
For a lot of people, traveling for work every week or a few times a month is just the usual, but it can also feel a bit repetitive at times and a bit daunting for those who are new to work travel. Traveling for work is commonplace for a few friends and family members of mine, so when I had the chance to travel for work myself, I assumed I would know exactly what to do. While I was pretty confident, looking back I could have used some of these simple and creative ideas on how to stay busy and entertained when I wasn’t in the office.
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