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Step Into The Future of Business By Hiring Bilingual Professionals

Hoy les hablo como un hombre Hispano, casado con una mujer Latina, parte de una familia en la cual se hablan diferentes lenguajes. Dans notre monde, nous n'hésitons pas à parler des langues différentes. Nous nous en félicitons. Οι οικογενειακές μας συγκεντρώσεις μοιάζουν με μια διάσκεψη των Ηνωμένων Εθνών. I Rosario sono orgogliosi di essere un gruppo eterogeneo di americani patriottici che possono celebrare la nostra diversità etnica. Que línguas diferentes você ouve em suas reuniões de família? Let's talk about it. Let's face it. The world is not longer as big as it was 50 years ago, and it's people are not as distant either. We are no longer at the mercy of an expensive trip or expensive long distance phone calls in order to communicate with people from around the world. We are no longer bound by slow mail when we communicate. An email can now travel from Japan to New York City in a second. A group of business people in South Florida can communicate with a group of b...

The Art of Saying Less. Actions Speak Louder Than Words.

  Have you ever come across a person in your life who simply doesn’t know when   to stop talking? In the sales business, these are the people who talk past the sale, and often put their own foot in their mouth and kill the deal. In the business world, these are the people who give away all the secrets, and are left with no leverage during negotiations. In dating, these are the people who talk themselves right out of a second date. In growth, these are the people who are so busy listening to themselves talk that they leave no room to learn something new. After working with people and teams for decades, I’ve learned something interesting about most individuals. Many of us (yes, I included myself in there) love to talk about ourselves when in social environments. I’ve noticed that even introverts can be guilty of this once you get them going. They say too much. When I first started working with the public, I ran into a trap that many new customer service, outreach, professional s...