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Successful business models are aligned with the deviating customer’ preferences and demands in China. S&P Consulting has a deep understanding of Western and Eastern cultures and the ability to bridge the gap between intercultural differences.
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- Close relationships with political and economic decision makers can contain elements of corruption, but do not necessarily imply them
- The development of an effective network can partially happen in the grey area. This can include, for instance, the exchange of presents or invitations to events and trips
- Overdoing it with invitations and presents can lead to a situation, in which the company is not perceived as a serious and competent business partner, but as a supplier of free entertainment
- Business practices in China develop in a symbiotic relation, in parallel to the changing demands of the rapidly evolving economy. Once established, it can be difficult to eliminate corruption from the local structures of a company
- Recurrent anti-corruption movements are deliberately utilized as dissuasive measures by the Chinese government. This increases the risk for foreign companies to be held publically accountable for using corrupt business practices
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- Approaches that either adapt to local circumstances completely or absolutely ignore them in favor of general business practices will not be very successful in China in the long-term
- Organization have to define coherent and realistic strategies for their activities in China
- The approach has to be clearly and consistently communicated and explained to employees and stakeholders
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Frédéric Sedlák
Senior Consultant | Authorized Representative
+49 4102 69 93 0
f.sedlak@spconsulting.de
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Frédéric SedlákSenior Consultant
We are always at your service+49 4102 69 93 0
Ask for free informationf.sedlak@spconsulting.de
We are always at your service+49 4102 69 93 0
Ask for free informationf.sedlak@spconsulting.de
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