What about people considering adaptation of standards, thoughts, and style of management depending on the audience. They’re supposed to define who you are.” – Jennifer Crusie “Values aren’t buses… They’re not supposed to get you anywhere.
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How many of you are embracing the standardization approach to fit easily in your own personal or professional environment? Are you in “everything is done this way” to ensure a comfortable, less risky life denying your own values, thoughts and attitude? Are you setting them apart for social or organizational recognition? People applying this approach may benefit from a global brand image, an easy way to fit everywhere to facilitate their social integration, but may lack a unique personal identity, inner values and high self-esteem. You may be wondering what these two concepts have to do with our own personal life journey and strategies.
On the contrary, the international adaptation approach, like the case of McDonald’s, emphasizes on customizing the product depending on different factors such as the culture, language, race, taste, different laws. It is an excellent way to monitor communication, but it can create negative reaction from neglecting local needs. Supporters of standardization adopt this strategy for the global market to provide the same quality of product, achieve consistency, and lower costs. Let me first explain the differences between these two concepts from a strategic marketing point of view. What about handling this question at the personal level? Which strategy are you lined up with? The key is to be aware of it before answering this question. The purpose is to attain both business profitability and customer satisfaction. Going global implies a clear and definite strategy that will fit both the organization and the local culture. The main challenge a business may face in internationalization is the degree of standardization or adaptation regarding its operations. Standardization or adaption? Have you ever answered this question from a personal perspective?
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