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Multiculturalism is great for teams - But what are the challenges and benefits we face?

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Many companies are experiencing an increase in multiculturalism. The work from home new norm helps to further propel this trend, connecting employees from different regions and different time zones more often than ever. While we enjoy the benefits of cross culture communication, such as better knowledge sharing, gaining more perspectives and ideas, we are also exposed to some down sides. What are these down sides and how can we address them? But also, what are some of the key benefits? Some of the most common obstacles to a collaborative and successful team is the lack of cultural awareness and empathy, persistent unconscious biases , as well as conscious biases and stereotyping. Considering how our world and work are even more connected these days, we find it important to address this rising trend. What are the benefits and importance of multiculturalism? Creativity Having employees bring different perspective is a crucial resource for a company’s success. Based on research, a...

What Are You Doing to Stay Physically And Mentally Healthy These Days?

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I think it is fair to say that most of us are feeling a bit unsettled about the uncertainties brought up by the COVID-19, the work from home arrangements and how everything is just very different than our typical routine. With all these changes, I wonder what are you doing to stay physically and mentally healthy during these times? Here are my top 5 tips that I hope can help you, just as they are helping me! (1) Make the most of it: Whereas it is inconvenient to be homebound, to wear a mask when going out and to have your typical daily routine interrupted, it is also an opportunity to appreciate what we have and to make the best out of it. I’ve been feeling really grateful for my home, the medical care we have in Hong Kong and the family bonding time that this virus is giving my family. Don’t get me wrong, having a husband and two teenagers home most of the day drives me crazy at times! But on the positive side, having everyone home has created a lot of great moments...