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When the Map Ends: How Global Leaders Navigate Culture

When the Map Ends: How Global Leaders Navigate Culture

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What happens when the management practices that once made you successful stop working across cultures, countries, and time zones?In this episode of Collaborative Culture, Dr. Kristine Gentry turns the tables and interviews co-host Monica M. Smith about her new book, Making It Real: Amplifying Global Collaboration with the Trade Winds GUIDE Framework.When experienced leaders begin managing across cultures, they may discover that the approaches that once worked no longer produce the same results. Communication styles differ. Expectations about hierarchy, deadlines, decision-making, and collaboration may remain unspoken. Leaders can find themselves working harder, stepping back into day-to-day management, and still gaining less traction.In this episode, Dr. Kristine Gentry interviews Collaborative Culture co-host Monica M. Smith about her new book, Making It Real: Amplifying Global Collaboration with the Trade Winds GUIDE Framework.Monica shares lessons from her experience leading international teams and introduces GUIDE, a framework designed to help leaders and teams strengthen their ability to collaborate across cultural differences:GenerateUnderstandImagineDiscernExecuteKristine and Monica explore how global teams can establish shared “house rules” rather than defaulting to the norms of headquarters or expecting one culture to do all the adapting. They also discuss the importance of understanding what motivates individual team members, recognizing different ways of contributing, and creating enough clarity for teams to work more autonomously.Through stories from India, China, and other international settings, Monica illustrates how leaders can prepare carefully, interpret cultural cues, remain authentic, and adjust when the situation does not unfold as expected.In this episode:Why familiar management practices may stop working in a global environmentThe “gradual dawning” that tells a leader something is not workingHow purpose, individual contribution, and cultural tendencies shape collaborationWhat team “house rules” are—and why every culture should participate in creating themHow the GUIDE framework supports global leaders and teamsWhy cultural patterns can be useful without defining every individualHow leaders can adapt their behavior without abandoning authenticityWhy a colleague’s success can expand what is possible for everyoneThe role of mutual dignity and respect in intercultural leadershipHow leaders can replenish their energy while helping teams become more autonomousEpisode highlights:1:29 — Why Monica finds leading cross-cultural teams exhilarating3:17 — Who Monica wrote the book for4:32 — Recognizing the “gradual dawning” that something is not working6:53 — What global leaders and teams may be missing7:41 — Three lenses for understanding a team12:18 — When leaders should introduce this work14:16 — Establishing shared house rules19:18 — An introduction to the GUIDE framework25:59 — Execution, adaptation, and building trust in China30:20 — Why a colleague’s success is not a threat to your own33:27 — Global collaboration in a changing geopolitical environmentResources mentioned:The 6 Types of Working Genius by Patrick Lencioni and The Table GroupCliftonStrengthsEverything DiSCHogan AssessmentsGlobal Dexterity by Andy MolinskyForging Bonds in a Global Workforce by Andy Molinsky and Melissa HahnThe Culture Map by Erin MeyerThe Pivot by Dave SchoofThanks for Listening!We’d love to hear from you.Kristine Gentry, PhDkgentry@culturegrove.com🌐 www.culturegrove.com🔗 LinkedIn: Kristine McKenzie GentryMonica M. Smithtradewindscareerconsulting@gmail.com🌐 www.tradewindscareerconsulting.com🔗 LinkedIn: Monica Mary SmithIf you enjoyed the show, please: subscribe, leave a review, and share it with someone who cares about building better teams. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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