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Business Coaching #1 - Small Steps Coaching
Somebody asked me recently: how come you don’t have a ‘big’ name to project your business and attract people with the grandeur? As it usually goes together, presenting oneself big implies that there will great results. My ego was attacked (I thought) and I felt the usual twist in my stomach while bravely defending the name of Small Steps.More -
Business in China #1 - Relaxing The Grip of Bureaucracy
Picture Beijing in the early 1990’s – a strong visual presence of communism in the typical courtyard-style housing (12 families housed in a block built around a central yard), grey Mao suits everywhere, almost no neon advertising signs and only occasional cars and mini-vans on the streets. In those days there were two currencies: Yuan and FEC(Foreign Exchange Currency) available only to foreigners, with a lower exchange rate than Yuan (1$=8.9yuan, 1$=7.More -
Business in China #2 - Relationship Building
Prior to privatisation in China, business only existed in the form of State Owned Enterprise (SOE). These were (and still are) run by people with strong political backgrounds and relationships, usually connected by family ties to someone in the government. This sort of closed organisational structure gave no opportunity for its employees to be involved in any decision-making processes.More -
Business in China #3 - Finding Accommodation in Beijing
You have decided to set up home in China – whether it's your own personal choice or being posted by your host organization for business – there are a few guidelines that may be helpful to make the transition as smooth as possible. The suggestions below are relevant to those who are looking at renting an apartment rather than purchasing.Finding an agent If you don’t have any personal referrals from friends or colleagues, the best bet is to take some of the free magazine publications available at bars and hotels.More
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