The Gratitude Gap: Why āThanksā May Mean More in the U.S.
Discover the Dutch American gratitude gap and how cultural differences around āthank youā impact teamwork, especially during Thanksgiving.
How Americans say NO without saying NO
Think Americans are being fake? Theyāre not, they are just being polite. Hereās how to tell when a āyesā really means āno.ā
Hidden cultural differences that can make or break your U.S. success
What successful Dutch entrepreneurs know about working with Americans. 5 tips to master US business culture
Why storytelling is one of the most powerful tools in the US market!
Why Storytelling Is the Secret to Winning Over American Clients and Investors. Mastering US Busniess culture, successfully doing busines with American through intercultural awareness
Why āIf it Aināt Dutch, It Aināt Muchā May Miss the Mark in the U.S.
Dutch pride can be a strengthābut in the U.S., patriotic culture means slogans like āIf it aināt Dutch, it aināt muchā may be misread. Here's why it matters.
What Dutch Entrepreneurs Can Learn from Silicon Valley
What Dutch entrepreneurs can learn from Silicon Valley. Discover 5 key lessons from The Secret of Silicon Valley that help Dutch entrepreneurs succeed Silicon Valley style in the U.S. by bridging cultural differences.
Why Your Dutch Networking Style Doesnāt Work in the U.S.
Struggling to connect professionally in the U.S.? Learn key networking tips for Dutch entrepreneurs in the US to build trust and visibilityāwithout feeling transactional or pushy.
4 Hard Lessons Dutch Founders Learned About Hiring in the U.S.
Avoid These Dutch-American Missteps When Hiring in the U.S.
Why Your American Client Isn't Responding to your emails (And How to Fix It)
How to write emails that Americans will actually read!
The Dutch Advantage in US Employee Retention
How Dutch companies can use the Dutch European work life balance to attract and retain employees in the USA
"Whatās in a Title?
Whatās in a title? A Lot!
Understanding job titles is crucial for Dutch professionals expanding into the U.S., where titles influence credibility, networking, and business success. Unlike in the Netherlands, American companies use titles strategically to signal authority, impacting career advancement and professional interactions.
Top 5 similarities for US business success
We all want to belong and create meaningful connections. Build on the similarities in Dutch and American culture for faster US business success.
Zaken doen in de VS, het is belangrijk om de verschillen te onderkennen en te overbruggen. Maar bij zaken doen met Amerikanen zijn de overeenkomsten net zo belangrijk. Hier zijn de top 5 overeenkomsten mbt zaken doen in de VS
Should you wish your American business partner a Merry Christmas?
Holiday greetings USA , Amerikaanse kerst groet
Hoe wens je Amerikanen fijne feestdagen, wat schrijf je op een zakelijke kerstkaart in Amerika
American Thanksgiving and what this means for you!
Understanding Thanksgiving's significance can strengthen your relationship with your American counterparts āĶ
Simply asking "šš°šø š¢š³š¦ šŗš°š¶" can make your employees very nervous
Think twice before asking your American employees āHow are you?ā It can make them very nervous
Why Great Meetings with Americans Donāt Always Lead to Results ā and What to Do
Why doesnāt my American customer or partner respond to my emails after a successful meeting? Donāt lose hopeāthere are plenty of reasons why your American counterpart hasnāt responded⦠yet.
Do you Humblebrag?
a key part of establishing a bond of rapport and respect with your American business partner is to practice Humblebrag. Casually drop famous names and sprinkle conversations with impressive accomplishments without drawing too much attention to them.
Try not to use this word
Why Dutch entrepreneurs should be less humble and more straighforward in their presentations. This is an essential part of being succesful in the USA. Be confident. Focus on success. USe positive and powerful language
Using the Dutch Touch for American Business Success
American businesses love the opportunity to work with Europeans, with the Dutch ranking highly in their preferences. But why do Americans like to work with the Dutch, and how can the Dutch use this to their advantage when expanding business to the US?
Dutch Entrepreneurs in the Land of American Freedom!
What does Freedom mean for American business culture? How can Dutch entrepreneurs change the way they do business to adjust to the American business culture ?