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

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 Abhimanyu Divakar, a biomedical engineering graduate from Kerala in India.

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

When we start to deal with other cultures or countries we can easily forget or overlook things that we take for granted.

When working with international clients, we are faced with a whole new array of potential problems. Let's start to look at fixing those.

In this month's post on global differences, we hear from Anna Jakielaszek, a diversity and inclusion consultant from Wroclaw in Poland.

Our Global Differences series presents real voices of people from across the globe telling us about their own countries vs. the UK.

Our Global Differences series presents real voices of people from across the globe telling us about their own countries and the differences

Are you wanting to break into a new market this year? Evaluate your readiness and receive personalised, practical information.

The Onno Academy is now live. Access our online courses and content at the click of a button.

This information packs talks through 3 key areas to manage international clients in 2021. Read our top tips here!

Our Global Differences series presents real voices of people from across the globe telling us about their own countries, and the differences

Onno has an ebook available to download that covers the 7 steps you need to establish strong relationships with international clients

In October Onno worked with International textiles company Stedfast to help their regional Sales Director, Abby Hannah, navigate issues.

Global Voices features a physics teacher from Bulgaria telling us about his home country and how he finds the UK.

In any international communications or marketing content, we need to take a global audience into account.

Global Voices features 2 people from Spain telling us about their home country and how they find the UK.