'High context cultures' presentation slideshows

CS 07 Leading and Communicating Across Cultures

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Session 2 What is National Culture? Globalizing HR Core MBA Course

Session 2 What is National Culture? Globalizing HR Core MBA Course. Paul Sparrow Ford Professor of International HRM Manchester Business School 12 th January 2004. What is National Culture ?. More than just business etiquette... The collective programming of the mind (Hofstede, 1980)

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Cross-Cultural Knowledge Management at Virtual Interfaces

Cross-Cultural Knowledge Management at Virtual Interfaces. Cross-cultural Management. Cross-cultural management describes organizational behaviour within countries and cultures; compares organizational behaviour across countries and cultures;

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Cultural Patterns

Cultural Patterns. Intercultural Communication By Kiyoko Sueda April 28, 200 ?. Objectives. To understand what cultural patterns are, and what do they do to our life. To understand the cultural patterns proposed by E. T. Hall and G. Hofstede. ( One of the most frequently used taxonomies )

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UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION CULTURE GAP

UNDERSTANDING COMMUNICATION CULTURE GAP. Organizational Dimensions. Functional Level/ Classification. External Dimensions*. Geographic Location. Marital Status. Work Content/ Field. Internal Dimensions*. Mgmt. Status. Income. Age. Personality. Parental Status. Personal Habits. Race.

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International Business Strategy, Management & the New Realities by Cavusgil, Knight and Riesenberger

International Business Strategy, Management & the New Realities by Cavusgil, Knight and Riesenberger. Chapter 5 The Cultural Environment of International Business . Cross-Cultural Risk. A situation or event where a cultural miscommunication puts some human value at stake

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IGE 101 - Truth and Service for Holistic Living 1 November 2011

IGE 101 - Truth and Service for Holistic Living 1 November 2011. From Foreign to Familiar. By Sarah Lanier (2000) Introduction to basic cultural differences. Trevinbox.com. Discuss. How would you define culture? Is it important to talk about cultural differences? Why?. Introduction.

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CHINA

CHINA. Breakdown of Religion. Buddhism Han Buddhism Southern Buddhism Tibetan Buddhism Confucianism Confucius Temples -Confucius Temple in Qufu -Confucius Temple in Beijing -Confucius Temple in Nanjing Taoism. Buddhism.

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The Influence of Culture in Social Work Practice: Strengthening Global Perspectives

The Influence of Culture in Social Work Practice: Strengthening Global Perspectives. Joanne Corbin, PhD Smith College School for Social Work. Purpose of this Module.

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General Motors

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Chapter 3- Communicating Interculturally

Chapter 3- Communicating Interculturally. Intercultural communication: Send & receive messages among people from different cultures. Effectiveness: 1) Business opportunities 2) Contributions in a diverse workforce. Advantages of a Multicultural Workforce. Broader range of views & ideas

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What is communication?

What is communication?. Communication is the process of sending and receiving messages Sender (idea) Message (encoded) Channel (transmission format) Receiver (decodes) Feedback (reaction). Globalization and Communication. Encourages businesses to cross national boundaries

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Understand Cultural Differences

Understand Cultural Differences. Cultural differences have huge impacts in the business world International business dealings Working locally with an international work force Culture profoundly affects how people communicate And communication is the basis of all business activities

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Officer Richard Neil (retired)

Officer Richard Neil (retired). Community Diversity Part 3. PART 3. HIGH & LOW CONTEXT CULTURE. CULTURAL CONTEXT. The context of a culture is a way to examine how language is used How information is communicated from one person to another

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Developing Global Managers

Developing Global Managers. Chapter Three. After reading the material in this chapter, you should be able to:. LO3.1 Describe a global mind-set, and explain how to build its three-component forms of capital.

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Unit Five

Unit Five. Language and Communication. Language is Symbolic. There is an arbitrary connection between words and the ideas or things to which they refer. This symbolic nature of communication allows us to communicate in ways that wouldn't otherwise be possible. . Semantic Rules.

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Conflict Management

Conflict Management . Instructor: Erlan Bakiev, Ph. D. Chapter 7 A Note on Cultural and Gender Differences. Culture. Values, customs, language, rules, tools, technologies, goods, laws, institutions, and organizations. Classifying Cultures. Time Orientation Formality Power Distance

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EQ or IQ Chapter 14

EQ or IQ Chapter 14. Key Vocabulary and Phrases. Michael Jordan has a high capacity for ___________. It is important to highly self-monitor oneself at _____________. Guide I feel empathy towards people who are _______________. Key Vocabulary and Phrases.

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Nonverbal Cues in Intercultural C ommunication

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