dealing with multicultural environment

1. Dealing with
Multicultural
Environment

2. Submitted to:
Sir Ikram-Ul-Haq
Submitted by:
Saba Noor
17581556-040

3. Multicultural Environment:
Your native language and your cultural customs are among the main aspects that make
you part of a particular culture. Due to cultural differences, there might be some
obstacles to overcome when working in a multicultural Environment. A multicultural
environment is a environment whose members originate from various countries and
cultures. Naturally, these people speak different languages as well.

4. How to deal with Multicultural Environment:
Overcome Language and Cultural Barriers
Consider Different Cultural Communication Styles
Plan Projects Around Different Time Zones
Allow Prep Time Whenever Your Team Needs It
Be Open to All Cultures and Their Differences
Organize a Cross-Cultural Training
Deleiver Honest Feedback

5.  OVERCOME LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL BARRIERS:
When working in a multicultural team, one of the most common challenges is handling
language barriers between employees. If each team member speaks a different language,
you’ll want to find a common language you can all use so every member can communicate
with ease.
 Consider Different Cultural Communication
Styles:
Every culture nurtures its own communication style, like speaking patterns and
nonverbal communication. Nonverbal communication includes everything beyond words
gestures, facial expressions, and body language. It’s crucial to understand diverse
communication styles between cultures and speak to your colleagues according to these
rules.

6.  PLAN PROJECTS AROUND DIFFERENT TIME ZONES:
This tip applies to you only if you’re managing the virtual
multicultural Environment. Supervising a virtual team can be
difficult because you’re not at the same place or time zone as
your colleagues.
Allow Prep Time Whenever Your
Team Needs It:
Most of us can smoothly and eloquently express our thoughts
when speaking our native language, but, this isn’t always the
case when speaking in foreign languages.
Some team members might feel uneasy in a meeting where
the established speaking is not native to them. They may feel
restrained in these situations, causing a communication
barrier.

7. BE OPEN TO ALL CULTURES AND THEIR DIFFERENCES:
The best way to show your colleagues that you
respect and appreciate them is by being open to the
traditions and values of all cultures. This means
avoiding promoting or embracing only one culture
in the workplace.

8. ORGANIZE A CROSS-CULTURAL TRAINING:
To improve workplace happiness and morale, organize cross-cultural training. The purpose of
this training is to overcome cultural challenges at the office. That way, people will get to know
each other and educate themselves about various cultural beliefs.
DELIVER HONEST FEEDBACK:
Providing your team with honest and constructive feedback is a significant part of your leadership and
management duties. Your colleagues deserve to know the truth about the quality of their work, be it
positive or negative.

9. THANK YOU