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5. Plan for time differences. With all
time zones, people we contact in different parts of
world are not able to respond immediately.
6. Give others
“benefit of
doubt”. Cultural differences can affect how your communication is perceived. For example, responses from others can seem rude or impolite when that is not
intention.
7. Make friends with people in other parts of
world. Learn about their culture and
places where they live. This can be a very rewarding part of operating a home business in a global marketplace.
A good home business opportunity will provide training and marketing resources to assist in
Global Marketplace. A large network of experienced affiliates should be available, usually through internet discussion groups, so that anyone can learn how to succeed – no matter where you live!
Check out any opportunity and make sure you are comfortable with
services and support they provide. Many of
people you work with over
internet will be from different parts of
world. This can and should be an exiting part of your business!
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