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Speaker 2: So after you mentioned at some point, second third expatriation so how people see the world after going for five countries, for example?
Speaker 3: I think you may as small world is, I think personally I think you realize that there’s a lot of even very different cultures, there’s a lot of common things the common values make people work and make for a successful project. You start to realize that you may people are species, alone is very different cultures and lots of different values were species, and there’s a lot of common quakes. And it probably helps you focus more on more it takes to be successful in managing people. Because you’ve had abroad experience in terms of different types of people different cultures and different values that you start by thinking so completely different. Even you know specific go to a country with a different the language and you think about communication is the most significant thing in the beginning, while you work out how to communicate effectively in a different law. And to get things going, after a while you get beyond the communication, and you get into the hearts and minds of the people. I think managers that have had a significant number of expatriate posted really become far more effective at leading people motivated and leading people. And clearly in a multicultural organization that’s really important.
Speaker 2: So, what else do you see that are multiple expatriates can bring it to the organization as value? So we see here open mindset to deal with different cultures, we see that they can transfer corporate knowledge, especially on the risk management, for example.
Speaker 3: I think Risk Management is the big page, I think what happens is to win soon lots of different countries, lots of different cultures and lots of different risks so risk profiles, and helps you to much better assess risk profile the country is thinking in investing money company wants to invest money in a country a manager who’s been in lots of countries in lots of different expatriate situations, it’s far better able to assess the risk, what is the risk of my business, from the country from that investment? One of the things I need to address and mitigate, about risk.
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