Interculturele
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This document outlines French and English stereotypes of each other. The French see the English as closed-off, clinging to old traditions, unclear communicators who avoid precision and commitment. In business, the English become too familiar too fast and dislike revisiting issues. The English see the French as feeling superior and chauvinistic, with a tendency to interrupt and talk too much in communications. Both stereotypes portray negative cultural tendencies perceived by each group about the other.
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Interculturele
- 1. THE ENGLISH TROUGH FRENCH EYES Stereotypes
- 2. A STEREOTYPE OF AN ENGLISHMAN
- 3. VALUES AND CORE BELIEFS • Closed, undemonstrative • Monopoly on good manners • Old-fashioned • Cling to old traditions • Slow to modernize • Cool with Latins • Share history with France
- 4. COMMUNICATION • Woolly • Unclear • Often devious • Think slowly • Rarely say what they mean (or opposite) • Conescend towards the French • Avoid precision or commitment
- 5. SOCIAL AND BUSINESS BEHAVIOR • Much less formal than the French • Become familiair to soon • Think they dress well • Follow agendas strictly • Dislike rediscussing (“already settled”) • Like to appear laid-back • Get uncomfortable when Latins get closer • Shake less hands
- 6. HOW TO EMPATHIZE AND MOTIVATE • Flatter their position • Refer to the British Empire • We have to learn English • Can be motivated by money • Pretend they are good humorists
- 7. THE FRENCH TROUGH ENGLISH EYES Stereotypes
- 8. IN GENERAL • Feeling of superiority • Leaders of Europe • Pioneers • Attack others • Chauvinistic • Other cultures • Theories • Food • Meaning about England
- 9. COMMUNICATION • Talk to much • Body language • Long-winded • They often interrupt people • Loquacious • Multilingual • Disussions • Poor listeners
- 10. BEHAVIOUR • Excellent hosts • Punctuallity • Elaborate about everything • Their schedule • Entertainment
- 11. QUESTIONS?