Recently I saw an announcement for a China-focused seminar. The speaker was a “China expert” in manufacturing, had a seasoned background in traveling to China, importing from China and the point of the seminar, was to train other folks on “ins and outs” of China business.
Friday, July 29, 2011
Meaning What You Say
Labels:
adapting,
china,
Chinese,
communication,
Experience
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Back to the Basics: Air Shipping
In the spirit of the last “Back to the Basics” article on sea shipping, here is the air-shipping counterpart.
Labels:
basics,
delivery time,
logistics,
shipping
Thursday, July 21, 2011
We’ve Been Doing This for “X Number” of Years
Mountains of advantages come from good ol’ fashion experience. Many things in life and business come from putting the time in, logging in hours and simply doing it.
Labels:
adapting,
Experience
Friday, July 15, 2011
It’s Like a Big Machine
A Chinese factory is a like a big machine. Picture a gigantic steamroller that once you push the button, it mindlessly and harshly starts its path, regardless of what’s going on around it. And once you get that big beast a’ started…it’s extremely hard to find the “off switch”. Or better yet, it’s extremely hard to find the “let’s all stop for a minute and hold hands and sing kumbaya” switch.
Labels:
communication,
control,
factory,
quality
Friday, July 8, 2011
Back to the Basics: Sea Shipping
A few reminders about sea shipping; especially for those of you in the promotional product / ad specialty industries bringing in goods offshore.
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