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About This Week’s Guest

Bjoern Lasse Herrmann

Bjoern was born in Germany, and has become a recognized entrepreneur and expert on data products for businesses, performance benchmarking and business ecosystems.Most recently his team &

Most recently his team & he set out to decrease the massive failure rate of businesses by transforming the business world from instinct driven to data driven.

The first product Compass.co (no M!) now serves thousands of E-Commerce businesses around the world.

His tip to become more culturally competent (there’s only one) is:

1. Be really interested in the other culture. In other words, don’t be interesting, but be interested. Open up and engage with the other culture(s) you’re working with.

Interview Links

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• LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bjoernlasse
• Twitter: https://twitter.com/bjoernlasse

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Chris Smit

Chris is passionate about Cultural Differences. He has been helping organizations save time and money when they work Internationally for the last 20+ years. While doing this he had the fortunate opportunity to hold lectures, workshops, and consulting projects on this subject World Wide. It has made him understand his own culture much better and appreciate the differences around the world.
His education is in Organisational Psychology and he has lived in the USA, the Netherlands, and currently lives in Belgium.

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