Size is a big difference between Austria and the U.S. - but not the only one. For professionals relocating to the U.S., employee benefits can be a complex hurdle.

As an international professional in the U.S. workplace, it can be confusing to know what to say in polarizing times. Here are five insights that will help.

From "yeses" and "nos" to meaningful responses. Learn a practical technique to help you formulate great questions.

Precise communication is important in business, but sometimes, intentional vagueness is more effective. Finding a balanced approach is key.

What's it like to live, work, and do business in Florida? My new blog series has insights for anyone with business or personal interests.

To be successful in the U.S. business world, international leaders need more than English fluency. The need executive presence.

Icebreaker questions can open doors to new business opportunities, but small talk in English can be hard. Get tips on how to do it.

Scripts aren’t the enemy of spontaneity. They are the starting point for a natural performance, especially for non-native English speakers.

Discover three easy ways to boost your goal communication and articulate goals that motivate, drive action, and turn into achievements.

Cultural fluency is a core skill for success in new environments and working with diverse teams. Discover the three steps to build it.

Politics can be a tricky topic. Read my advice on how to approach the election results with your American partners, clients, and colleagues.

Hesitant to join conversations at networking events? Not sure how to approach and what to say? Here are some practical strategies to help.

Understanding the role of religion in American culture and how faith may influence the workplace is crucial to succeeding in the U.S.

Being able to ask effective follow-up questions can be a game-changer in the workplace, but a tough skill to master. Find out more about it.

How direct are Americans? Discover nine essential features of US directness and what makes you a great communicator in the United States.

Whether you speak or write, connecting the dots for your foreign audience is crucial if you want to reach them. Three simple steps can help.

Leading in English doesn't require complicated grammar or elevated vocabulary. Learn what it takes to be effective as a non-native speaker.

Learn more about US vacation culture and why it can be hard for Americans to take time off.

Wouldn't it be great if you could handle spontaneous speaking situations in English with more ease and confidence? Find out how you can.

How your desire to learn more about your potential clients can help you be more effective and successful.