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Well…having worked in both countries…yes!
Dick,
It always brightens my day when I see a comment or someone mentioning you.
David
David, thanks for pointing out Dick’s presence. His blog is worth reading, then re-reading. book-marking it.
As to this Video, it’s funny sure, but is it true? I then find myself looking at differences between countries, their norms, politics, and cultural habits. It reminds me that culture, be it a country, or a company sends a continuous message about who they are and what you can expect from them. All the more reason David, why your mission (and ours at http://peopleink.com/ ) are worthwhile adventures.
keep up the great work.