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When you think about why cultural fit is important, there are many things to consider: family, workplace, living situation. Cultural dynamic can affect your happiness and well being.…
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As you think about where you plan to live, consider looking at cultural fit in your community. Acceptance is easier when you have a cultural fit. Think about the balance you want between cultural diversity and cultural fit.…
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If you are getting serious with your boyfriend or girlfriend make sure you take the opportunity to consider cultural fit in a romantic relationship. This can represent a major hurtle to long term happiness.…
One factor that few of us take into consideration when making a move or bringing new people into our environment: cultural fit. Do you have shared values? Do your personalities mesh? Will the quality of your interactions get better or worse as you spend more time together?
Cultural fit at work: Have you ever had that person at work that can’t seem to get along with anyone? These people are cancers inside of companies. They create animosity which can result in a hostile work environment. If left unchecked they can destroy the company from the inside out. If you interviewed the person, were there any signs that you should have noticed?…
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It’s important to think before you speak. If you are angry give yourself a chance to calm down before reacting. You can’t take back words.…
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You never know when you may be with someone for the last time. Treat them well.…
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