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A discussion of Chinese culture as it may impact on foreigners who do business there, invest in that country, or wish to travel there with more insight into what is going on than most tourists manage.
P>This is a ten-chapter book about Chinese culture and contains much advice on how to work successfully within it. Although aimed at business people, it contains information of value to any tourist or those going to live there. There is also a summary of Chinese history, politics, society and the economy since 1949./P> | |  | | Going to University: the Secrets of Success Second Revised & Expanded edit.
The book is designed to help students get to university. It encourages them to develop good study habits, write decent essays, get good exam results, give excellent oral presentations and the like. It also helps when they first go to university. It covers living away from home for the first time, dealing with issues such as choosing where to live, cheap and simple cooking, and how not to waste money. It also covers uni and workplace issues like making great presentations and working successfully in teams.
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span style="font-size: small;">span style="font-family: Verdana;">“It is jam-packed with useful hints and tips to make not just study easier and more enjoyable, but the whole uni experience. It is simply written and also quite funny which aids readability... It covers pretty much everything a person new to uni would want to know - from finances and transport, through to what to expect i | |  | | Japan: Doing Business in a Unique Culture
This book explains the essentials of Japanese culture for business people and the public service sector. It then relates this culture to the best ways of doing business in Japan and offers advice on successful negotiating with the Japanese.
em>Japan: Doing Business in a Unique Culture/em> offers eleven chapters of advice about Japan, for business people. There are chapters on how to approach the market; the sort of people to send on your team; the early meetings and later negotiations; and what to expect when socialising in Japan. Other chapters cover how to treat Japanese visitors coming to your country; advice for those moving to Japan to live and work; and some special issues of concern to women visitors.
Boson Books, Raleigh, NC, USA 2006: ISBN 978-1-932482-32-4
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