The development of these skills is not a simple task, and can only be achieved after some years of experience in multicultural teams. To reduce the time to master these skills, and improve the likelihood of success in a first global project, you can attend “soft-skills” training sessions and request coaching from more experienced global project managers. Fisher and Fisher suggest that a good training plan will also include language lessons (for people in frequent contact with a foreign language), technical training (when there are different levels of understanding on technical disciplines that can create conflicts or risks to the.
