Erin Meyer Books

Erin Meyer is a professor at INSEAD The Business School for the World and specializes in cross-cultural communication. Her work has been published in Harvard Business Review, Singapore Business Times and on Forbes.com.

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 Books: No Rules Rules by Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer

No Rules Rules

Reed Hastings and Erin Meyer
Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention
4.6 (506 ratings)
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What's No Rules Rules about?

No Rules Rules (2020) sets out the principles of Netflix’s unique company culture, based on employee freedom and responsibility, and optimized for maximum innovation. In doing so, it charts the incredible journey of Netflix, a start-up fairytale.

Who should read No Rules Rules?

  • Anyone who works at a start-up
  • Fans of the film The Social Network
  • Those who are wary of Silicon Valley’s increasing dominance

 


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 Books: Culture Map by Erin Meyer

Culture Map

Erin Meyer

What's Culture Map about?

Culture Map by Erin Meyer is a fascinating exploration of how cultural differences impact global business and communication. Drawing on extensive research and real-life examples, Meyer provides valuable insights and practical advice for navigating the complexities of working across different cultures. Whether you're a business professional, a student, or simply curious about the world, this book offers a fresh perspective on the importance of cultural understanding in today's interconnected society.

Who should read Culture Map?

  • Professionals working in multicultural environments
  • Business leaders and managers with international teams
  • Expats and individuals living abroad

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 Books: The Culture Map by Erin Meyer

The Culture Map

Erin Meyer
Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business
4.5 (39 ratings)
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What's The Culture Map about?

The Culture Map provides a framework for handling intercultural differences in business and illustrates how different cultures perceive the world. It helps us understand these differences, and in doing so improves our ability to react to certain behaviors that might have once seemed strange. With this knowledge, we can avoid misunderstandings and maintain conflict-free communication, regardless of where we are in the world.

Who should read The Culture Map?

  • Anyone who’s interested in understanding cultural differences at work
  • Anyone who wants to improve his or her communications skills
  • Anyone who is leading an international team and is facing culture clashes