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Interested in International Business? - burbuja0512 - 03-26-2018
Hi all,
Recently my grad school asked me to work as a mentor for women in international business. I've just been assigned my student and I'm so excited! Int'l business can be SO hard for women (or anyone!) to get into.
Anyhow, I just wrote an article for LinkedIn that I would call "back to basics" for anyone who's worked globally. But if you like it or have questions please let me know:
https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/5-tips-help-your-international-business-succeed-crawford-global-mba/
It also brings up the point that ANYONE can post to LinkedIn. It takes time to gather a following, but you don't need a following to use your "published articles" as part of a job interview. To get some traction, I would recommend joining a few groups, publishing your article, then posting in groups so that more people can see it.
RE: Interested in International Business? - CedricChad - 06-12-2018
Very informative post and thanks for sharing these 5 tips to help your international business succeed with others. I am sure it will be of great help for those who are willing to do business internationally and they must keep your post in mind.
RE: Interested in International Business? - burbuja0512 - 06-12-2018
(06-12-2018, 12:26 AM)CedricChad Wrote: Very informative post and thanks for sharing these 5 tips to help your international business succeed with others. I am sure it will be of great help for those who are willing to do business internationally and they must keep your post in mind.
Thanks! I try to post articles every few months. Just general information, but specific to the basics of international business. It's sometimes hard to find new info for this topic that doesn't come in a book, so in my own way, trying to help