Dwellworks Blog

When I first heard of intercultural training, I was talking to my mom about what I wanted to be when I grew up. I was maybe 12 years old, and I knew I didn’t want to teach or be in healthcare....

Despite the world being in tumultuous times, the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere brings joy to people of every nation, of every race, and of every age. While the methods of...

There is a saying in the United States that “the language of laughter is universal.” While it is true that people all around the globe feel positive emotions, these feelings are conveyed in a...

Moving to a new country for a job is both a physical and emotional change. When children are involved, this change can seem overwhelming at times. It is important to recognize that children...

This past Wednesday, students and professionals from across the Cleveland area gathered to educate one another on the importance of globalization in the workplace. The event, hosted by Global...

Hot drinks such as tea and coffee have been a part of human history for thousands of years. Whether it's sharing a drink after a meal or during a business meeting, bonding over a shared beverage...

Opportunities to work on an international teamare becoming more frequent as companies expand to new markets, but team members rarely receive the proper training required to succeed. Dwellworks...

Although you may hear, “Hong Kong is not China,” officially it is. The confusion has arisen due to both cultural and political factors. For 156 years, Hong Kong was under British colonial rule. In...

Today is Cinco de Mayo – a day used by many as an excuse to break out their sombreros, eat tacos, and sip on margaritas. In the US, festivities are recognized across the country, with some of the...

Understanding Poland