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Working with Israelis? Here are 5 tips to remember…

Working with Israelis? Here are 5 tips to remember….

Quora is a website where questions are asked and answered by its community of users. A man who works in Silicon Valley asked, “Why are Israeli people so hard to work with? I know three or four Israelis. One is super smart, the other two are super good marketers, but they are all really, really difficult to work with. Why? Have others had the same experience with Israelis? Why is it so difficult to work with them?”

I believe that after reading the 5 tips, businesspeople will no longer feel the same way as the man who expressed all that frustration online.

I have unpacked some of the most important things to remember when working with Israelis

https://blogs.timesofisrael.com/working-with-israelis-here-are-5-tips-to-remember/

Founder, OLM Consulting

Osnat Lautman, the owner of OLM Consulting, is a well-known organizational consultant, intercultural communication expert, and the author of the Amazon bestseller “Israeli Business Culture” (1st edition 2015, 2nd edition 2018) and the book “Global Cultural Interplay” (published 2025). Osnat is driven by a genuine passion for connecting people and bridging cultural gaps. Her broad global experience includes delivering workshops, giving lectures, and coaching at all levels — from senior management to field employees — in international organizations.

Osnat’s personal and professional experiences around the world culminated in her latest research, in which she gathered and processed insights from 48 intercultural communication experts and developed the TCAP™ model — the practical foundation for building a global mindset — along with C-CCT™ for country comparison, and PCAT™ and TC-CAT™ for assessing and analyzing cultural tendencies and interactions at the individual, team, and company levels. Her book “Global Cultural Interplay” weaves together all the findings of this research.

Osnat holds an M.A. in Social Sciences and Communication from Bar-Ilan University, a Certificate in Organizational Consulting from New York University (NYU), and a Coach License from the Co-Active Training Institute in Israel.

Osnat can be reached at [email protected].

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