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What Multinationals Need to Do to Succeed in Africa

Harvard Business

In large part it was SABMiller’s success across the African continent that made it such a growth star and justified the eye-watering price tag for its takeover. SABMiller wanted the new beer to come across as local, not the product of a multinational. In Nigeria, for example, SABMiller developed a new brand, Hero.

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Part 3: Optimize Your LinkedIn Profile with Skills, Endorsements & Accomplishments

Successful Independent Consulting

The first article in this series about how to optimize LinkedIn profiles explains how to create an excellent first impression with a photo, background image, and a succinct “tag line” to summarize your brand and expertise. Instead you can use generic phrasing like “…for a Fortune 500 global retailer” or “…with a multinational tech company.”

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KPMG Consulting Interviews and Culture

Management Consulted

In 1978, Peat Marwick formed Peat Marwick International to oversee the firm’s activities outside the United States, establishing a multinational umbrella partnership of different firms in locations around the world. A major part of their worldwide marketing campaign was the tag line, “It’s time for clarity.”

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Workplace Romances: How should you respond?

Confessions of a Consultant

While being attracted to someone is fundamentally human, it can carry a high price tag. I met a HR Director who worked with a large multinational. Most affairs are easy to start but more difficult to end – so there’s a lot of caution needed at the Christmas Party (and every other time of the year too).

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U.S. Latinos Feel They Can’t Be Themselves at Work

Harvard Business

“You’re always moderating yourself,” agrees a Latina executive , who feels Latinas “are always tagged with the emotional thing. ” Multinational companies based in the US are desperate to unlock this growth market. They’re always told, ‘Calm down. You’ve got to be more cool.

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The Legal Risks of Monitoring Employees Online

Harvard Business

Globalization has made it possible for both startups and large multinationals to engage employees or independent contractors located in the farthest reaches of the world. Narrowing the scope of the monitoring by using tagging or similar technologies to track when data leaves a database and travels throughout a corporate network.

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Why Sourcing Local Food Is So Hard for Restaurants

Harvard Business

It is now possible, through technology, to tag the steak you buy in the supermarket from the specific animal and farm it originated from, and track it through the food chain so that, if there is a problem with the meat source, it should be traceable fairly quickly.