The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Intercultural Impressions
Working in Saudi is still a thrilling adventure: the visa processes are highly complicated, the strict adherence to Islam can be seen as a discourage to some, and finally the heat in the summer time can becoming unbearable.
Nevertheless, for those who are not deterred by these factors, the Kingdom offers a wide variety of positive impressions from a cultural and also from a leisure perspective. I always enjoy my travels there, because once in the country, there are quite a number of hidden jewels to be detected!
As an intercultural trainer for the Arab World and Saudi Arabia, I prepare international managers, leaders and experts for the manifold challenges in the KSA. My own experience as a project manager is the basis for my knowledge , giving me a deep understanding of local customs and an authentic insight into daily business practices.
Here are some intercultural impressions looking around the corners of the KSA and its people – enjoy!
Typical scene in the old town of Jeddah
Hungry?
The drive-thru menu at Burger King
A dream at the gas station:
16 liters for a mere 2 €...
Ever wondered about those dishdashas?
Taylor-made!
Jeddah cityscape at sunset
At least they make it clear -
but why is English so much shorter?
but why is English so much shorter?
Standard juice stall at the
entrance to the old town in Jeddah
A unique world class attraction:
Mada'in Salih alone in the Saudi desert
Intercultural encounter at Starbucks
As part of my professional activity as trainer and consultant, I prepare experts and managers as well as their families for the intercultural challenges of living and working in Saudi Arabia. So far I have successfully empowered over 1.200 motivated participants for their international assignments and projects – most definitively a good investment for all parties concerned!
I will be happy to answer your queries and provide you with more background information.
Andreas Hauser
Management Consultant | Intercultural Trainer | University Lecturer
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