Did you already watch the video about why Finland has been selected the happiest country in the world for 3 years running? th-cam.com/video/5RMBkupMfW4/w-d-xo.html
I had a feeling I'd be laughing at times during this video. Yes, cultural differences seem enormous and unsurmountable, but with lots of communication anything can be solved. Compromise is the key. Work hours in Finland are similar to work hours in Canada. After a certain amount of hours, a tad more than Finland, we are paid time and a half. Thank you, it was interesting.
Yes, some of the things thatcan happen, are funny, at least when you look at them afterwards 🙂 It takes a bit to dare to be open but that really is the only way to know where you need to compromise! -TK
Interesting!! It is really surprising for me to know the vast difference in the work culture of the two countries, particularly the working hours in India is very long compared to Finland.
This is so interesting, I am in the US, and have only visited Germany and Holland. I love learning about daily life in your countries. Thank you for sharing!
This topic is very important. I have experienced this cultural shock before. At the medical school I worked on designing posters, & e- mails and flyers. The owners were foreigners and constantly made awful choices in color schemes and fonts. I was given the freedom to handle advertising, but it was for the best to prevent stereotyping and distrust from prospecting students. I like how both of you are excellent communicators and brought out the cultural differences into discussion. I loved this video 💗
Supriyo brother , I would like to say that from next video , pls use green screen for a simple and sophisticated background . Your videos are good quality on this channel as well as your analysis on other channel i.e SBI PO . It will enhance your both channels . I subscribed to this channel and I am hoping that you will be using the green screen from your next videos 🙏
Hi and THANKS. I have had the fortune to travel abroad and to study and work with MANY Persons of different Countries and Social Origins/MILIEU. It is ALWAYS STIMULATING, THE DIFFERENCE. But not always so easy to keep all different persons together FOR LONG. Anyway, I always must notice my personal GROWTH. There is always kind of "passage of cerebral substance"... we are all ON THE PATH. Great VIDEO, thanks again. sa
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@@crownfc2023 I'm self employed in the US and I own a remodeling business. I refuse to do work for Indian people. It's the same thing every time. They always acted like I was their servant and they wanted as much done for as little as possible. For a lack of a better word it was just very sleezy to me. It was the same thing in every house and I finally just said no more.
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Did you already watch the video about why Finland has been selected the happiest country in the world for 3 years running? th-cam.com/video/5RMBkupMfW4/w-d-xo.html
Working in india specially in mechanical industries is like working in prison ( jail )
I had a feeling I'd be laughing at times during this video. Yes, cultural differences seem enormous and unsurmountable, but with lots of communication anything can be solved. Compromise is the key. Work hours in Finland are similar to work hours in Canada. After a certain amount of hours, a tad more than Finland, we are paid time and a half. Thank you, it was interesting.
Yes, some of the things thatcan happen, are funny, at least when you look at them afterwards 🙂 It takes a bit to dare to be open but that really is the only way to know where you need to compromise! -TK
Interesting!! It is really surprising for me to know the vast difference in the work culture of the two countries, particularly the working hours in India is very long compared to Finland.
Yes, many differences to learn from all the time! -TK
Very interesting 😊 Thank you
Happy you enjoyed it! 🙂 -TK
This is so interesting, I am in the US, and have only visited Germany and Holland. I love learning about daily life in your countries. Thank you for sharing!
Great to hear you found the video interesting! 😊 Hoping to come up with many more interesting ones! -TK
Great video 😊
This topic is very important.
I have experienced this cultural shock before.
At the medical school I worked on designing posters, & e- mails and flyers. The owners were foreigners and constantly made awful choices in color schemes and fonts.
I was given the freedom to handle advertising, but it was for the best
to prevent stereotyping and distrust from prospecting students.
I like how both of you are excellent communicators and brought out the cultural differences into discussion.
I loved this video 💗
Lovely, thank you!
Very informative and enjoyable video
Thank you, great to hear!
Wow....what a contrast!
nice sir and mam
Supriyo brother , I would like to say that from next video , pls use green screen for a simple and sophisticated background .
Your videos are good quality on this channel as well as your analysis on other channel i.e SBI PO .
It will enhance your both channels .
I subscribed to this channel and I am hoping that you will be using the green screen from your next videos 🙏
Nice Great Video😊😊
Hi and THANKS. I have had the fortune to travel abroad and to study and work with MANY Persons of different Countries and Social Origins/MILIEU. It is ALWAYS STIMULATING, THE DIFFERENCE. But not always so easy to keep all different persons together FOR LONG. Anyway, I always must notice my personal GROWTH. There is always kind of "passage of cerebral substance"... we are all ON THE PATH. Great VIDEO, thanks again. sa
Thanks for sharing! Yes, there are so many differences and you never know them before you actually come up with them yourself! (TK)
1st 😇
That's why finland tops happiness index....In india work pressure is too high.
Probably has to do with that, true. -TK
wow. nice insights
The thumbnail😂👌
🤣🤣 We were a bit hesitant if we could show such crazy photos of ourselves! -TK
Interesting !!!
interesting, thank u
I am Designer in India, Unfortunately, Life is hell
Sorry to hear!
@@NationConnection you are part of the problem. my indian coworkers are hyper competitive for no reason. they think just looking busy and staying late into the night looks good but in fact all you are doing is perpetuating a horrible work culture where employees are treated like paid slaves rather than human beings.
@@crownfc2023 i say this all the time
@@crownfc2023 I'm self employed in the US and I own a remodeling business. I refuse to do work for Indian people. It's the same thing every time. They always acted like I was their servant and they wanted as much done for as little as possible. For a lack of a better word it was just very sleezy to me. It was the same thing in every house and I finally just said no more.