7 Quotes by Maya Hu-Chan

Why is face so important? Face represents one’s self-esteem, reputation, status, and dignity. Face is social currency.

Saving face means preserving dignity for all parties involved in order to reach a positive outcome.

Saving face requires having the other person’s best interest in mind, understanding their perspective, and delivering constructive feedback.

Empathy and face are intertwined. You can’t really have one without the other.

Working cross-culturally is a lot like driving in a foreign country for the first time. Go on autopilot too quickly and you can easily crash and burn, too.

The most effective global leaders are style shifters with an uncanny ability to adapt to diverse people and climates.

Setting a good example and making amends is one of the most powerful leadership qualities a true leader can have.