Have you ever experienced the excitement, anxiety, and challenges, of moving into a new context? Perhaps you are anticipating such a move as you graduate and go to your first job, or maybe take a job at another company. It will become increasingly more important to develop cross cultural competencies, whether that be in ethnically affiliated cultures or workplace cultures, in order to do well in your job and be able to effectively share your faith with co-workers. Everyone has a worldview and every workplace has a culture: how will you engage? You’ll go away from this session with a SACK of gifts to help you with the adjustments.
With guest appearances by: John Stonestreet, President, Chuck Colson Center for Christian Worldview and co-host of Breakpoint; Tim Kight, President, Focus3Culture and quoted in Sports Illustrated, Wall Street Journal and ESPN; Richard Lombard, Executive Director, Worldview U and former I.T. professional. More guest appearances under Video Interview Vignettes link on session page.
Full Length Session– Good for small group use or you don’t want to break up the flow of the content. These sessions are meant to be an overview. For more content references, check out the Going Deeper section.
Mini Sessions – The full-length session broken into smaller chunks.
Vignettes – Interviews that either give an individual’s perspective on the session content or show how they apply a principle from the content.
| IT Professional, Richard Lombard What do people mean by work? |
| Technology Designer, Sam Akulli What advice do you have for recent graduates with respect to adjusting to work culture?… |
| Ethics Professor, Dr. Wyndy Corbin Reuschling How are social justice and world view related? |
| Entrepreneur, Judy Huang What advice would you give to young professionals?… |
| Technology Designer, Sam Akulli What are some things from the broader culture you see in some work cultures? |
| Ethics Professor, Dr. Wyndy Corbin Reuschling How do we relate ethics to our world view? |
| Business Consultant, Tim Knight What is a great work culture like? |
| Technology Designer, Sam Akulli Why is cross-cultural competency important? … |