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Wednesday, July 26th, 2006. The following is a book review on the book titled Asian Management Systems.
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Cal Poly 2006 China Trip. Monday, July 17, 2006. Book Review - Encountering the Chinese. Is a book written by Hu Wenzhong and Cornelius Grove. The goal of this book is to provide Americans with a basis of how the Chinese think and act. The book is divided into 2 parts. The first part includes topics about addressing and talking to the Chinese, eating, visiting and appointment etiquette, making friends, teachers, and the idea of Face . The book has an informative tone without putting the reader to sleep.CONTENT
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Fort Collins, CO, United States. The Companies and Places we will visit. Cal Poly MBA Trip Blog. The Cal Poly Magazine produced an article about our trip last year. I wound up being quoted in it. A quick stop at a new housing development marketed towards.
Sunday, July 09, 2006. China Direct - Final Thoughts. Laws and contracts are seen by many Chinese as an obstacle to overcome. Once the obstacle has been passed, many Chinese conduct business in a way that violates the license, contract, or law. In the US, this is considered immoral and unethical. In China, this is business.
Wŏ qù Zhōngguó luxíng! I am traveling to China! As part of my graduate studies at Cal Poly, I am participating in a two and a half week China business study tour. Over the next few months this space will serve as a journal, documenting all relevant projects and thoughts. Tuesday, July 18, 2006. Yes! After months of informational sessions, reading, and research in addition to a not so short plane ride we have finally arrived in China! .
Tuesday, October 24, 2006. So, it seems it takes red dye to raise concern about the environment. Pollution turns yellow river red. At least it appears there is some environmental pulse in China and if this is the first step, or catalyst, to improving conditions then I applaud the citizens for doing what they can. Wednesday, August 09, 2006.