[Intercultural Exchange Event ~Canada Edition~] Experience different cultures within the company!

hello everyone

This is Yoshimoto, who mistook Canada's signature food "poutine" for "pudding" (>_<)

Some of you may be wondering what "poutine" is, but I'll explain it later!

[Intercultural Exchange Event ~Canada Edition~] Let's experience different cultures in the company!

our company'sintercultural exchange program [Canada edition] summarizes

Diversity and Work Style Reform Promotion Project

At Beyond, we work with employees from diverse backgrounds and with different nationalities

Project members held an intercultural exchange event with the aim of respecting and understanding different cultures

We have project members within the company who are there to create an environment where people with different ways of thinking and cultures can thrive

I have already written a blog post about the project, so I think you will understand it better if you read it

[Workstyle Reform] Project team formed! [Diversity & Inclusion]

Intercultural Exchange Event [Canada Edition]

The proposed location for this intercultural exchange event is Canada

As we have recently opened a Canadian office, we decided to make Canada the theme country for this event

Canada has many different cultures, public rules, and foods than Japan

This time, we carried out this project by having Beyond members who actually live in Canada take the stage

Participants were able to sample some of Canada's most representative cuisine and gain a real-life experience of the country's food culture

Mac and cheese and poutine

 

Canadian Culture Understanding Project:　Canadian Trivia Quiz

We prepared a 10-question quiz to promote cross-cultural understanding, and everyone had a great time learning about Canadian culture

 

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At Beyond,diversity and inclusionwe are implementing

We will continue to hold cross-cultural exchange events to help our foreign employees understand each other better, so we appreciate your continued support

Thank you for reading to the end