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Lead confidently. Communicate clearly. Connect across cultures.

Become a Global Leader is the podcast for ambitious professionals and leaders who want to increase their influence, visibility and impact across cultures.

Succeeding as a global leader takes more than expertise. It takes the confidence to make your voice heard, the clarity to communicate what matters, and the Cultural Intelligence to build trust with people who may think, work and lead differently.

Hosted by Victoria Rennoldson, CEO and Founder of Culture Cuppa and author of the book, Become a Global Leader, each episode explores the human side of global leadership, with fresh thinking and practical insights on confidence, influence, trust and connection across cultures.

A top 10 UK careers podcast, ranked in the top 5% of podcasts globally.

Lead confidently. Communicate clearly. Connect across cultures.

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041 – Professional communication & culture for the UK

When you are job searching, you want to communicate professionally and confidently in your interviews, and also when you start your new role.

You want to know the key cultural dynamics so you can make a great impression and connect well with recruiters, managers and your new team when you start.

These were the themes of a recent workshop I did for Roehampton University for their postgrad students.

Although this was targeted at students in their early stages of career, I felt these themes were relevant for anybody job searching or establishing a new direction to their career in the UK today, and wanted to share topline insights here for everyone to benefit from!

In today’s episode, we explore professional communication and culture for the UK.

What you will learn in this episode:

  • How much time is wasted in the workplace due to communication issues
  • Communication matters for your career
  • Key cultural principles for working in the UK
  • Interpreting feedback in the UK: what you might hear, and what it really means
  • Approach to writing professional emails
  • Professional emails: common mistakes

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