The need for effective and clear intercultural communication is becoming vital in securing success in today’s globalized workplace. What is intercultural communication? Notable academics that have become specialized in intercultural communication are Hall, Hofstede and Trompenaars.
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Intercultural Communication and Globalization
Posted by Admin on March 12th, 2010
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No Comments »Online Business Networking When Cultural Communication Styles Clash
Posted by Admin on December 11th, 2009
Online networking for international business development using social media brings in results. International social media networking does work within cultures that are comfortable with direct communication. There are times when there are culture clashes between direct and indirect communication. As a person with a direct communication profile and cross-cultural communication skills I find these clashes [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: African Users, Awkward Position, Business Connection, Business Networking, Communication Barriers, Communication Profile, Communication Style, Communication Styles, Cross Cultural Communication, Culture Clashes, Direct And Indirect Communication, Facebook, Human Contact, International Business Development, Media Networking, Nice Meeting, Personal Things, Skype, Solo Entrepreneur, Valid Opportunity 1 Comment »Don’t Make a Mountain Out of a Molehill!
Posted by Admin on October 27th, 2009
Hi! Cheerio! Bloke. Tube. Boxing day, Bangers & mash. Yorkshire pudding. It’s my round, what’s your poison and do you fancy a Chinese later?Driving regulations… The National Health Service… Dentists… Political parties…. National and Local Government… Council Tax… Water Rates… Primary and Secondary schooling, GCSE’S and A-levels… hospitality… pubs… the obsession with the weather… dry [...]
Posted in Articles Tags: Business Customs, Communication Styles, Dry Humour, Economic Structure, Farnham Castle, Flat Management, Government Council, Management Structures, Molehill, National Health Service, Negotiation Protocol, Personal Level, Power Structures, Secondary Schooling, Water Rates, Word Power, Working Environment, Working Practices, Working Relationships, Yorkshire Pudding No Comments »