Much of my work centers on sharing with Korean global teams insights and skills regarding Korean business, norms, and expectations. First, one needs a deep understanding of the client firm's history, corporate culture, and vision. Second one needs to have sufficient knowledge of the client firm's home country and people. Finally one needs to be able to effectively share the message with a diverse global audience. This takes cross-cultural communications skills, while being mindful of cultural differences in learning. Remember there is no right or wrong culture, they are just different. BTW I'll be back in Korea in a few weeks working with global teams, it's something I truly enjoy and take very seriously.
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