Cultural Fluency in Business: Lessons from Ali Zamiri, XR developer relations at Qualcomm

In this episode of People Are The Point, host Mark Concannon sits down with Ali Zamiri, a leader at Qualcomm with a wealth of experience in technology and education. Ali explores the transformative impact of XR (extended reality) technology in training environments, sharing compelling examples from industries like quick-service restaurants, where XR is enhancing employee training, reducing food waste, and improving retention rates.Ali also reflects on his time living in Japan, emphasizing the importance of cultural fluency in international business. He discusses how understanding cultural nuances can improve communication and relationship-building, highlighting the value of patience and adaptability in diverse environments.Throughout the conversation, Ali underscores the importance of showing up—actively engaging in professional and personal opportunities to foster connections and drive growth. His insights into relationship-building and commitment to continuous learning make this episode essential for anyone looking to enhance their professional skills in today’s evolving workplace.Join Mark and Ali as they discuss the future of training, the significance of genuine human connections, and how innovation can lead to success.