'They sometimes don't understand the question.'

Article Abstract:

The intensity of the problems of communication with Vietnamese is explained with an example of a conversation the has taken place between the executives from Missouri-based Accent Furniture and a Vietnamese manufacturer at a Vietnam furniture factory. The problem starts right from making them understand the question asked.

Management dynamics, Management, Communication, Communications, Company business management

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Rochdale Spears switches focus from Europe to United States

Article Abstract:

With the lessening of United States tariffs on Vietnam shipments, case goods manufacturer Rochdale Spears is exporting 95 percent of its products to United States. The company has placed $4.5 million in the new plant in Vietnam targeting United States market.

Europe, Exports

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