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But strong cultures can lead to strategic rigidity, as Apple Computer discovered.
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We published a book, Corporate Culture and Performance, arguing that strong corporate cultures that facilitate adaptation to a changing world are associated with strong financial results.
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And on a personal level, they are increasingly choosing not to work for large firms with strong corporate cultures that do not suit their political beliefs or their character.
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Nor does it require similarity of size: mergers of equals seem to be especially tricky, perhaps because they disrupt two strong corporate cultures, and they often throw up intractable problems of leadership.
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English certainly helps forge strong bonds across cultures, but knowledge of the local language makes a global workforce more nimble and productive, and therefore more competitive.
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People from cultures that desire strong business relationships prefer to do business with people who hold the same values.
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It is the strong, if idiosyncratic, cultures of Japanese companies like Suzuki that is their strength and key to survival, even in a globalized world.
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Having strong legal, financial and management cultures--to cite three areas where America excels and where its marketplace steers top brains--is part of competitiveness, too.
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Turkish and Persian cultures and languages blended to form a strong local identity.
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France, you might say, has elements of both American and Chinese political cultures: it is a democracy with a strong, centralised administration and a predilection for state planning.
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This time round they have realised that to succeed in Europe, with its many languages, cultures and legal systems, they need a strong local presence, mostly of local staff.
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