I found the discussions on how national culture individually impacts communication styles particularly insightful. It's clear that recognizing these variations is key to fostering effective business relationships globally."

The session underscored the practical application of intercultural communication competence in real business scenarios, showing how theoretical knowledge translates directly into better cross-cultural interactions.

Today reinforced the idea that effective intercultural communication isn't just about what you say, but how you say it, and how others interpret it based on their own cultural lens."

I appreciated the focus on bridging the gap between abstract cultural frameworks and the tangible behaviors and communication patterns we encounter daily in diverse business setti

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Reflection adds value to everything we do. Reflection empowers both the writer and the reader. Can you share one of your thoughts on today's class with me/us? It is deeply appreciated

In my opinion was nice. I loved the Quiz because we think that we know all, but in the end, we need to be humble and show humility that we are learning every day ... it is not important that we are older or younger or experienced, we learn every day. I learn also from my students, and this feedback helps the teachers to be better and students to show the expectations. I love it, and I love seeing different points of view and being open because we need to do better. Thanks, that is so interactive and we can share experiences, and it is productive, it's not only listening, I love it, I feel inspired, and thanks so much,h I hope we can be in touch and listen more about your work. best regards Gaby 

I truly thank you and I look forward to listening to the next courses of this intense week!

I didn’t expect today’s class to make me think so much about how easily we misunderstand each other without even noticing. What struck me most was realizing that adapting our communication isn’t about being “polite” or following rules, but about really trying to see things from the other person’s perspective. I liked the examples of how even small words or gestures can be interpreted so differently in other cultures. It made me reflect on times I probably got it wrong without realizing. I think I’ll remember this next time I need to explain something important or work with people from different backgrounds. It feels like learning to pay better attention is the real skill here.

Beatrice Gorini

You have been very careful with your word choice, which added meaning to the topic and the importance of knowing the exact meaning of a vocabulary word.

It was unfortunate that so much information was introduced in so little time, but I'm grateful for your time and effort. I'm looking forwards to reading more of your articles and potential publishing.

For next time, it would be more effective if participants be given enough time to solve group activities.

Thank you very much and all the best in your professional endeavors.

Abdulrahman Al-Saggaf

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Renzo Guerrieri

The class made me more aware of differences between behaviour in different cultures and how important it is to inform about this differences and keep them in mind.

Keno Schuh

Since I was a child, I’ve been immersed in two different cultures. I often noticed how certain behaviors or approaches worked in one culture but not in the other, or how a small gesture could be perceived completely differently depending on the cultural context. Over the years, I’ve learned to adapt, especially because I’ve traveled a lot, and the most important thing I’ve learned is to always stay curious and to respect every kind of difference and tradition.