by Jamie | Aug 17, 2020 | Events
What assessments are your colleagues using in their coaching practices? The semi-annual ICF NYC Assessments Cafe provides an opportunity to learn from chapter members about some of their favored assessments — how the assessment works, how it is incorporated into...
by Jamie | Aug 6, 2020 | The Cultural Insider
Culture shock is often defined as the expected reaction to the unknown, whereas reverse culture shock is the unexpected reaction to the known when an expat returns “home”. Adapting to a New Cultural Environment Can Be Challenging Even if you haven’t...
by Jamie | Aug 3, 2020 | Collaborations
It’s giveaway time! In the spirit of bridging culture, language, and music, Cultural Mixology has joined forces with Project Olas and Luis Gamarra to invite you to support three socially impactful platforms for the chance to win a pair of Bose SoundSport Wireless...
by Jamie | Jul 9, 2020 | The Cultural Insider
Soccer or American Football? Cheers mate, but the most popular sport in Straya* is cricket! As sports are a popular topic for small talk, below Cultural Mixology provides you with a beginner’s guide to cricket for your next trip to Australia: History Cricket was...
by Jamie | Jul 4, 2020 | Articles
Jamie Gelbtuch is the founder of Cultural Mixology where she serves as a strategic thinking partner to support individuals and organizations that are faced with multicultural challenges. Through coaching, training, mentoring, and consulting, she equips clients with...
by Jamie | May 22, 2020 | Podcasts
Global Cktizens: Episode 51 How Travelling Opens each New Chapter in Your Life Tune into this Facebook Live conversation! Jamie Gelbtuch, Founder of Cultural Mixology, talks with Calvin Widjaja, Founder and Host of Global CKtizens on Episode 51 of his show. They chat...
by Jamie | May 7, 2020 | The Cultural Insider
Quechua, often referred to as Runasimi (“the people’s language”), was the language of the Inca Empire. Nowadays, there are approximately eight million people who still speak the language, which makes it the most commonly spoken native language in...
by Jamie | May 7, 2020 | Articles
Many cross-cultural trainings bought in the corporate world are the right solution to the wrong problem and yield low return on investment. When a multicultural team is not performing well, culture easily becomes the scapegoat. The team’s issues, however, are not...
by Jamie | Apr 27, 2020 | Podcasts
Tune into this Georgetown Virtual Power Lunch! Jamie Gelbtuch, Founder of Cultural Mixology, talks with Georgetown University’s Alumni Career Services about a unique career in cultural competency. ...
by Jamie | Apr 24, 2020 | Articles
Outsourcing is difficult to define – Wikipedia needs forty words, the Oxford English Dictionary takes twenty – and the actual experience is no less messy. Nowadays, a myriad of contractors, gig workers and third-party specialists move in and out of frame,...
