Managing multicultural teams
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Managing multicultural teams can present challenges including different communication styles, cultural differences, and conflicting norms. Direct versus indirect communication, trouble with accents and fluency, and differing attitudes toward hierarchy and authority are some specific challenges. The document recommends four strategies for managing these challenges: adaptation by acknowledging cultural gaps, structural intervention by changing team shape, managerial intervention by setting early norms or adding management, and exit by removing team members if other options fail.
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- 1. Managing Multicultural Teams SUBMITTED BY AMITA. C.BHALERAO
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- 3. Challenges o Different style of communication Categories •Direct versus indirect communication •Trouble with accents and fluency •Differing attitudes toward hierarchy and authority •Conflicting norms for decision making
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