In addition, there are ways to structure things so that payment is linked to performance for three to five years, so there is time to integrate cultures.
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"Big companies usually have trouble with trying to integrate cultures, " said Chuck McVinney, cofounder of Michaels McVinney, a Charlestown integration strategy firm.
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His mandate has been to redirect education curricula to suit Zimbabwe's current needs, to integrate culture and mainstream education, and restructure sporting organisations into sustainable accountable professional associations.
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It reminds us of the battles we've fought to overcome our ignorance and prejudice and the meaning of an integrated culture, once pained and torn, now healed and unified.
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Through his speaking engagements, authorship and professional practice, Andrew has helped business leaders at some of the world's largest companies build integrated cultures of environmental innovation that create long-term business value.
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These " Bees " presaged the development of a varied and integrated culture drawing on many different classes, backgrounds and ethnic and linguistic groups forced to work together for common goals, the primary of which was survival.
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In combination of the history and the modern, the culture and the ecology, the economy and the community, this park integrates culture, ecology, amusement, tourism and industry, based on the Hongshan Grand Ruins and the agricultural wetland.
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The early German romantics strove to create a new synthesis of art, philosophy, and science, by viewing the Middle Ages ( 5th 15th c . ) as a simpler period of integrated culture; however, the German romantics became aware of the tenuousness of the cultural unity they sought.
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Hawley notes : " As her film brought her to life, " Santoshi Ma " quickly became one of the most important and widely worshiped goddesses in India, taking her place in poster-art form in the altar rooms of millions of Hindu homes . [ . . . ] Yet it is hard to conceive that Santoshi Ma could have granted such instant satisfaction to so many people had she not been part of a larger and already well-integrated culture of the Goddess.
