Part V
Thinking Global, Writing Global
Top Five Ways to Communicate with an International Audience
Develop an awareness of your own cultural filters.
Write simply without idioms, metaphors, ambiguous wording and passive tone.
Establish a personal connection with your reader whenever possible.
Respect formalities and take your cues from the other person.
Ask the right questions to build insights into each culture.
In this part . . .
Learn how to communicate with your international audience and ensure the global presence of your business.
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