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The Coronavirus Outbreak from the Israeli Perspective

The Coronavirus Outbreak from the Israeli Perspective

In these days I see the main Israeli business culture characteristics coming into play and being strongly reflected in the way Israelis are behaving and thinking during the coronavirus outbreak. Here are some examples of how Israelis are, among other things, able to rise obediently to a difficult occasion and at the same time demonstrate their high creativity and improvisational abilities: https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/the-coronavirus-outbreak-from-the-israeli-perspective/

I wish us all easier times, good health and a speedy return to our routine.

“Yesterday affects today, and tomorrow is determined by today”

(David Ben-Gurion, first Prime Minister of the State of Israel)

OLM Consulting Founder

Osnat Lautman is a well-known intercultural expert and the author of the Amazon bestselling book ‘Israeli Business Culture’. Osnat is passionate about cultures, connecting humans and breaking through culture barriers. She created the ISRAELI™ model of Israeli business characteristics (Informal, Straightforward, Risk-Taking, Ambitious, Entrepreneurial, Loud, Improvisational) to reveal the foundations of the Israeli innovative culture. Osnat supports many organizations and individuals to effectively connect and engage with Israelis, avoid misunderstanding and maximize the value of combining the innovative Israeli spirit into a multi culture environment.

Osnat is the founder of OLM Consulting and her customer include the Manufacturers’ Association of Israel, The Jewish Agency, Verint, NYU Tel Aviv, the British Embassy, the Swedish Embassy, the Belgium Embassy, FIDF, Israel Defense Ministry delegation in New York, JCC Association, National Bank of Australia, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 888 Holdings, Corning, SkyVision, ObserveIT, MX1, Israel Export Institute, StartApp, Tel Aviv Municipality, and many others.

Osnat lived in Hoboken, New Jersey, from 2009 to 2013. During this time, she started her extensive research on the differences between Israeli and non-Israeli business cultures, including video interviews with businesspeople from numerous origins. The recorded discussions are incorporated into her lectures and workshops for demonstration purposes.

Osnat holds:
M.A in Social Science and Communications, Bar Ilan University, Israel
Certificate in Organizational Development, New York University, New York
Coach License from Co-Active Training Institute, Israel

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