With people working from home, and often now from different countries, teams are spread far and wide. This brings new challenges.

This week's top tip is a general tip that applies to any of us working with different countries around the globe.

Do you work in marketing? Then this is for you: what are you doing to evoke emotion in your social media content?

So, why do we say 'The UK' and 'The USA', but not 'The Germany'?

When you send out an email, publish marketing content or share a case study, does your customer see this: “gobbledygook”? Chances are, yes!

In this month's post on global differences, we hear from Narasimha Reddy Tavanam, a student from Andhra Pradesh in India.

In this month's post on global differences, we hear from Abhimanyu Divakar, a biomedical engineering graduate from Kerala in India.

Or, the art to expressing actions and orders in English online.

One key area to understand when we are targeting a new international client is the the hierarchy of the company and regional culture