The significance of intercultural communication for businesses and the obstacles that managers should overcome in achieving effective intercultural communication
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Communication is one of the most important functions to master in order for any business to be successful in today's increasingly competitive markets, particularly for firms doing business internationally. In the business communication we can generate a symbiotic mutualism to meet the needs and desires of our lives as human beings. If communication is the element that distinguishes us as living beings with bodies, the business is also an important element that distinguishes us not only with objects, but also distinguishes us as humans with animals. If we combine these two elements strength, Communication with Business, it would be something extraordinary, especially if we had mastered the unification of these two. However, this fact does business communication, business communication is communication that is used in the business world that includes various types and forms of communication to achieve business goals. Because this communication is the communication that occurs in the business environment, we must not violate the norms set by the business world when doing communication. Usually business communications have strict rules, hard, formal, and without tolerance. In the business environment there are various means of communication that can be used by firm to communicate with consumers, it means that communication available among others in the form of a agreement, letter of shipping, delivery wire, telephone conversations, personal visits, advertising etc.
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Communication is essential for business and human relationships. Verbal communication, both spoken and written, is the most common form of business communication and is used for tasks like negotiations, creating business documents, and information sharing between managers and employees. Effective communication allows businesses to perform management functions and helps drive negotiations to mutually agreeable outcomes.
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2
Executive Summary
Name: Marquita Brown
Institution: Rasmussen College
Date: May 17, 2019
Executive Summary
Purpose
The effective management of cultural diversity is identified as one of the best ways of creating an inclusive corporate culture that brings the best out of each employee. Most organizations, however, do not have in place effective policies and processes that can be used to ensure the organization caters for the needs of individuals from different cultures. A culturally inclusive workplace eliminates barriers associated with cultural backgrounds that would otherwise interfere with employee performance. By understanding the impact that cultural factors have in the work environment, managers can identify effective policies that encourage cultural diversity.
Problem
Not all managers realize the importance of managing cultural diversity and the impact that it can have on an organization. The fact there are no clear cut procedures on managing diversity is also a problem for managers as identifying policies that can work and those that cannot be difficult when dealing with a highly diverse workforce. Stereotypes about people from a certain culture can, for example, affect how they are perceived in an organization by people from other culture and may lead to misconceptions and attitudes that can negatively affect productivity.
Solution
The paper proposes a cultural map that makes it easier for managers to identify the common traits that people from different cultures may have. The information derived from this map provides information that can be used to develop the most inclusive policies that will enable managers to create a workplace that supports diversity.
Conclusion
Managing cultural diversity is of key importance in organizations that intend to create an inclusive workforce that is focused on productivity. Using a cultural map, managers can gain a better understanding of how culture can affect employee performance and consequently develop effective policies that can accommodate people from different cultures.
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Student’s Name
Institution Affiliation
Purpose Statement
The main aim of the author is to identify the major cultural differences among people from various nationalities and how they affect the success rate of a business. The goal of the paper is to provide insight to the challenges faced by some of the largest corporations that hire employees from different countries. Some multi-nationals face major issues such a reduction in productivity due to lack of strategies to manage cultural diversity. The content in this paper hopes to simplify the solution to cultural .
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This document discusses several challenges related to directing a multinational workforce and evaluating international employee performance. It notes that cultural differences can influence how people work and that language can be a barrier. Managers must adapt to different situations and involve diverse cultures in management. Companies provide sensitivity training to increase cultural awareness. Evaluating international employees involves considering standardized vs customized evaluations, who conducts them, and how to provide feedback across cultures and locations. Effective global leadership requires understanding different cultures and business environments to motivate a multinational workforce.
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Core Competencies of an Effective Cross-Cultural ManagerCross-cu.docx
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Cross-cultural management broadly involves handling workforce teams comprised of people of diverse backgrounds. Though usually considered ethnocentric, as we have discovered, one's "culture" is an amalgamation of the individuals, groups, environments and experiences that have shaped thoughts, perceptions, values, and beliefs. To manage diversity, organizations take action through formal and informal structures that are designed to create greater inclusion of employees. This effort includes implementation of deliberate policies and programs that support an inclusive workplace strategy. In addition, managers and leaders of diverse teams must be developed to be culturally competent as well as educated on laws and precedents related to workplace discrimination and appropriateness.
Based on what you have learned thus far in the course,
What do you believe to be the three essential core competencies of an effective cross-cultural manager in today's global environment?
To receive full credit, your post must be thorough (no less than 300 words), citations should be included when appropriate, and responses to at least two of your classmates are necessary. Post directly into the forum.
Response two classmate：
1. From my own perspective, communication skills, leadership style and flexibility are three essential core competencies that lead cross-cultural manager successfully in today's global environment. Being to communicate and work with people across cultures is becoming more important all the time, since Communication skills are very important, building connections with people, expressing yourself and understanding the views of multiple audiences. When a cross-cultural manger negotiate with business partners in different culture , it will be helpful to know what kind of language people are speaking and how's their in advance. communication style. So, most of successful cases are based on effective communication. Approaches to leadership vary across cultures. cross-cultural manager today not only need to know how to inspire and lead people from a range of different cultures, they also need to create ways of leading people with very different backgrounds simultaneously. Moreover, today’s leadership challenge is to design innovative approaches that simultaneously create successful companies and successful societies. No matter what different culture plays a role, people more care about how can manager’ leadership benefit the organization. When manger have a corporation with others, the strong leadership can attract others because of excellent personal ability, outstanding achievements which can convince people and get support and high level of emotional intelligence, self-controlled, calm and patient in extreme pressing and tense situations. Flexibility means being willing to change action, individual's role, timelines and attitudes. As a manager, it is important to adapt our plans and a.
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Communication is one of the most important functions to master in order for any business to be successful in today's increasingly competitive markets, particularly for firms doing business internationally. In the business communication we can generate a symbiotic mutualism to meet the needs and desires of our lives as human beings. If communication is the element that distinguishes us as living beings with bodies, the business is also an important element that distinguishes us not only with objects, but also distinguishes us as humans with animals. If we combine these two elements strength, Communication with Business, it would be something extraordinary, especially if we had mastered the unification of these two. However, this fact does business communication, business communication is communication that is used in the business world that includes various types and forms of communication to achieve business goals. Because this communication is the communication that occurs in the business environment, we must not violate the norms set by the business world when doing communication. Usually business communications have strict rules, hard, formal, and without tolerance. In the business environment there are various means of communication that can be used by firm to communicate with consumers, it means that communication available among others in the form of a agreement, letter of shipping, delivery wire, telephone conversations, personal visits, advertising etc.
Stanemir
Communication is essential for business and human relationships. Verbal communication, both spoken and written, is the most common form of business communication and is used for tasks like negotiations, creating business documents, and information sharing between managers and employees. Effective communication allows businesses to perform management functions and helps drive negotiations to mutually agreeable outcomes.
Running head EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .docx
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 2
Executive Summary
Name: Marquita Brown
Institution: Rasmussen College
Date: May 17, 2019
Executive Summary
Purpose
The effective management of cultural diversity is identified as one of the best ways of creating an inclusive corporate culture that brings the best out of each employee. Most organizations, however, do not have in place effective policies and processes that can be used to ensure the organization caters for the needs of individuals from different cultures. A culturally inclusive workplace eliminates barriers associated with cultural backgrounds that would otherwise interfere with employee performance. By understanding the impact that cultural factors have in the work environment, managers can identify effective policies that encourage cultural diversity.
Problem
Not all managers realize the importance of managing cultural diversity and the impact that it can have on an organization. The fact there are no clear cut procedures on managing diversity is also a problem for managers as identifying policies that can work and those that cannot be difficult when dealing with a highly diverse workforce. Stereotypes about people from a certain culture can, for example, affect how they are perceived in an organization by people from other culture and may lead to misconceptions and attitudes that can negatively affect productivity.
Solution
The paper proposes a cultural map that makes it easier for managers to identify the common traits that people from different cultures may have. The information derived from this map provides information that can be used to develop the most inclusive policies that will enable managers to create a workplace that supports diversity.
Conclusion
Managing cultural diversity is of key importance in organizations that intend to create an inclusive workforce that is focused on productivity. Using a cultural map, managers can gain a better understanding of how culture can affect employee performance and consequently develop effective policies that can accommodate people from different cultures.
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Purpose Statement
The main aim of the author is to identify the major cultural differences among people from various nationalities and how they affect the success rate of a business. The goal of the paper is to provide insight to the challenges faced by some of the largest corporations that hire employees from different countries. Some multi-nationals face major issues such a reduction in productivity due to lack of strategies to manage cultural diversity. The content in this paper hopes to simplify the solution to cultural .
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This document discusses several challenges related to directing a multinational workforce and evaluating international employee performance. It notes that cultural differences can influence how people work and that language can be a barrier. Managers must adapt to different situations and involve diverse cultures in management. Companies provide sensitivity training to increase cultural awareness. Evaluating international employees involves considering standardized vs customized evaluations, who conducts them, and how to provide feedback across cultures and locations. Effective global leadership requires understanding different cultures and business environments to motivate a multinational workforce.
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The document discusses the importance of diversity and managing a global workforce for businesses. As globalization increases, companies must address diversity across cultures and geographies to succeed. Embracing diversity can provide strategic advantages by leveraging different perspectives. However, many businesses still see diversity as an obstacle rather than an asset. To fully benefit from diversity, companies need programs and training to understand different cultures and minimize communication issues. Managing a diverse workforce will be critical for organizations to adapt and thrive in an increasingly global marketplace.
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Cross-cultural management broadly involves handling workforce teams comprised of people of diverse backgrounds. Though usually considered ethnocentric, as we have discovered, one's "culture" is an amalgamation of the individuals, groups, environments and experiences that have shaped thoughts, perceptions, values, and beliefs. To manage diversity, organizations take action through formal and informal structures that are designed to create greater inclusion of employees. This effort includes implementation of deliberate policies and programs that support an inclusive workplace strategy. In addition, managers and leaders of diverse teams must be developed to be culturally competent as well as educated on laws and precedents related to workplace discrimination and appropriateness.
Based on what you have learned thus far in the course,
What do you believe to be the three essential core competencies of an effective cross-cultural manager in today's global environment?
To receive full credit, your post must be thorough (no less than 300 words), citations should be included when appropriate, and responses to at least two of your classmates are necessary. Post directly into the forum.
Response two classmate：
1. From my own perspective, communication skills, leadership style and flexibility are three essential core competencies that lead cross-cultural manager successfully in today's global environment. Being to communicate and work with people across cultures is becoming more important all the time, since Communication skills are very important, building connections with people, expressing yourself and understanding the views of multiple audiences. When a cross-cultural manger negotiate with business partners in different culture , it will be helpful to know what kind of language people are speaking and how's their in advance. communication style. So, most of successful cases are based on effective communication. Approaches to leadership vary across cultures. cross-cultural manager today not only need to know how to inspire and lead people from a range of different cultures, they also need to create ways of leading people with very different backgrounds simultaneously. Moreover, today’s leadership challenge is to design innovative approaches that simultaneously create successful companies and successful societies. No matter what different culture plays a role, people more care about how can manager’ leadership benefit the organization. When manger have a corporation with others, the strong leadership can attract others because of excellent personal ability, outstanding achievements which can convince people and get support and high level of emotional intelligence, self-controlled, calm and patient in extreme pressing and tense situations. Flexibility means being willing to change action, individual's role, timelines and attitudes. As a manager, it is important to adapt our plans and a.
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Diversity planning refers to organizing ways in which people from different cultural backgrounds in the organization can unite and work to achieve a common organizational goal. It is crucial for a company to develop diversity planning to ensure that their workers are all committed to achieving common objectives of their firm. Diversity planning allows employees to share ideas that are instrumental in enhancing business processes in an organization (Price, & Nelson, 2018). Employees grow significantly when they are exposed to a variety of cultures. Therefore, diversity planning enables employees to gain much personal social growth effectively. Some of the workers can discover untapped talents and make use of .
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Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Communication protocol.
Presence of different preferred forms of communication.
Different environmental context.
Application of non-verbal communication such as body language.
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Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
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Not all tasks can be performed remotely
Not every employee is effective when working from his/her home.
Managers need to change managing style.
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Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Employee to employee relations.
There is a dramatic change in the way employees conduct themselves in workplace from the past.
That is, there is enhancement in what is supposed to be talked in the workplace.
Today people are expressing more of themselves at workplace.
Those who are more reluctant to sharing their perso ...
Multi-Generational TeamsWorkforce consisting of .docx
Multi-Generational Teams
Workforce consisting of employees from different generations.
Consists of different generations such as baby boomer generation, the millennial generation, generation z and generation x.
Organization could possibly work with teams of people ranging from four to six different generations at one time in coming years.
Multi-Generational Teams: Multi-Generation Teams refers to workforces comprised of employees from distinct generations such as Gen x, millennial and baby boomers. It is predicted that in the near future organizations will be working with a workforce ranging from four to six different generations at one time. Thus, it is very important for the organizations to learn how to manage multi-generational teams today.
2
Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Communication protocol.
Presence of different preferred forms of communication.
Different environmental context.
Application of non-verbal communication such as body language.
In management of multi-generational teams, the form of responses received by the managers depends on the kind of generation being asked. That is, generation Y normally prefer using text messages to communicate while the baby boomers and the older Gen Xers normally prefer using emails or phone calls. Moreover, the communication style used depend of the environmental context. For instance, when there is heavy emotions involved, a person can prefer using voice or body language to be more persuasive despite the kind of generation that is communicating. Thus, for effective management of multi-generational team, the managers need to know how to communicate to various generations.
3
Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Work from home options.
Advanced technology has made working from remotely more feasible.
Not all tasks can be performed remotely
Not every employee is effective when working from his/her home.
Managers need to change managing style.
The advanced technology has made it possible for the employees to work from home. The ability of the employees to work remotely is one of the challenges for effective management of multi-generational teams. This is due to the fact that not every person is independent enough to work remotely and also not all tasks can be performed remotely. Thus, to effectively manage multi-generational teams, managers need to change there managing style. There are chances that younger employees is more suited to working remotely compared to the older generation since they are more adept with technology.
4
Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Employee to employee relations.
There is a dramatic change in the way employees conduct themselves in workplace from the past.
That is, there is enhancement in what is supposed to be talked in the workplace.
Today people are expressing more of themselves at workplace.
Those who are more reluctant to sharing their perso.
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On the basis of global cultures, would people from the United States, Japan, or Chile be more
comfortable with a group or team-based approach to work?
Solution
“There’s a typical default way that we all act in our respective cultures. It is the way that we give
feedback, greet people, praise or don’t praise, so all sorts of things would be different across
cultures.
Multicultural teams offer a number of advantages to international firms, including deep
knowledge of different product markets, culturally sensitive customer service, and 24-hour work
rotations. But those advantages may be outweighed by problems stemming from cultural
differences, which can seriously impair the effectiveness of a team or even bring it to a
stalemate.
Creating successful work groups is hard enough wherein the global work force is geographically
dispersed. When team members come from different countries and functional backgrounds and
are working in different locations, communication can rapidly deteriorate, misunderstanding can
ensue, and cooperation can degenerate into distrust.
This multicultural challenge can be dealt with in four ways –
What strategy to follow will depend upon the particular circumstance the manager is into. In
general, though, managers who intervene early and set norms; teams and managers who try to
engage everyone on the team; and teams that can see challenges as stemming from culture, not
personality, succeed in solving culture-based problems with good humor and creativity. They are
the likeliest to harvest the benefits inherent in multicultural teams.
Sometimes, the level of social distance plays a major role in the success of global teams. The
level of social distance means the degree of emotional connection among team members. When
people on a team all work in the same place, the level of social distance is usually low. Even if
they come from different backgrounds, people can interact formally and informally, align, and
build trust. They arrive at a common understanding of what certain behaviors mean, and they
feel close and congenial, which fosters good teamwork. Coworkers who are geographically
separated, however, can’t easily connect and align, so they experience high levels of social
distance and struggle to develop effective interactions. Mitigating social distance therefore
becomes the primary management challenge for the global team leader.
The fundamental requirement to get such teams on right track is to generate awareness and
sensitivity in the team to other cultures and people. The key is to boost their cultural
“awareness”- in other words to teach them the skills that transcend mere etiquette. These days
the companies are running cultural sensitivity training programs that focus primarily on ensuring
internal harmony within the international workforce.
The team leader should always encourage open dialogue so that the people from diverse culture
can feel comfortable working within the team.
Since we are talking about geographica.
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A Winning Concept:
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Organizational Communication for Leaders
Julie Zink, Ph.D.
Abstract
Communication is a critical and effective medium that conveys information to a recipient or a group. While it is important to convey a message concisely, an effective communicator commands undivided attention. The benefits of effective organizational communication when executed well, cultivates a sense of commitment and loyalty within its employees, as well as instilling that they are an essential component to the overall success of the organization.
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The purpose of this assignment is to outline the managerial skills necessary for communicating in a multicultural organization.
Find the the real case involving job discrimination.
Design
a seminar to train the new managers who are replacing those who demonstrated discrimination. This seminar should define the new managers' roles of establishing an organizational climate in which all employees feel valued and can contribute to the success of the company.
Create
a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with speaker notes.
Research
the changing demographics of the U.S. workforce to support your seminar.
Include
the following in your seminar:
Discuss projected demographics for this company in terms of age, ethnicity, gender, lifestyle, and language. How might these factors influence communication inside and outside the company?
Provide examples of cultural issues that may arise in this company. Consider, for example, employees whose cultural holidays do not align with those of the corporate calendar. Provide other examples and propose strategies for management to maintain cultural neutrality.
Address the role of the manager as a communicator in a rapidly diversifying work environment. Analyze the specific diversity issues involved in the EEOC case. Outline managerial communication strategies to address prejudgment, discrimination, and stereotyping.
Convey the managerial responsibilities to the new recruits regarding organizational values. Focus on communication issues and supply suggestions for how, as managers, they may establish an interculturally sensitive organizational climate.
Explain what is expected at this company in terms of an ethical communications climate. Clarify the manager's role in establishing and maintaining an ethical communications climate.
Format
your assignment according to appropriate course-level APA guidelines. Include a reference page.
Submit
your assignment.
Present
your EEOC Seminar
.
Business communication
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- The benefits of diverse teams but also the challenges they present for global team leaders.
- The definition of a multicultural workforce and how diversity management can help draw out the benefits while addressing communication barriers.
- A five-step cycle for developing a global mindset, including recognizing your own cultural biases, learning about personality traits like curiosity, learning about workplace expectations in other countries, building intercultural relationships, and developing strategies to adjust your style across cultures.
Global diversity
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Diversity Plan
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Diversity is a common feature that exists in most organizations. It is a characteristic that increases its prevalence as a company grows regarding hiring more members of its human resource workforce. Diversity also increases when a firm grows out of its current geographical scope. It is an unavoidable occurrence in every growing organization and therefore, it is crucial for managers and CEO's to understand the importance of learning how to control the effects of diversity in their companies. When diversity is not managed adequately, it can cause adverse effects which may lead to the failure of an institution. This report offers insight on cultural diversity which one of the most prevalent types of diversity in firms. It also illustrates a plan on how to control the adverse effects of cultural diversity.
Cultural diversity in the workplace
Culture refers to a person's way of life. It encompasses an individual's heritage based on social patterns, acceptable behavior, beliefs, values, customs, norms, and attitude. All people have different cultures, and therefore cultural diversity is a standard feature. Even though people may come from the same home town, their culture may be different depending on how they were raised (Lambert, 2016). This phenomenon explains the existence of differences in personal cultures. This situation causes challenging situations in the workplace since the human resource managers of growing companies hire individuals from different regions. Cultural background is rarely considered while hiring employees into a company. The recruitment team in a firm considers the skills that a person has and the services that the worker can offer to the organization (Lambert, 2016). Therefore, the employees in most companies are from very diverse cultures. In some cases, this situation leads to conflicts between the workers.
Importance of diversity planning
Diversity planning refers to organizing ways in which people from different cultural backgrounds in the organization can unite and work to achieve a common organizational goal. It is crucial for a company to develop diversity planning to ensure that their workers are all committed to achieving common objectives of their firm. Diversity planning allows employees to share ideas that are instrumental in enhancing business processes in an organization (Price, & Nelson, 2018). Employees grow significantly when they are exposed to a variety of cultures. Therefore, diversity planning enables employees to gain much personal social growth effectively. Some of the workers can discover untapped talents and make use of .
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Effective communication is important for the success of any business. According to statistical reports from Forbes, the corporate with the best communication tools achieve their objectives easily as compared to businesses with poor communication. Consequently, the aim of this presentation is to help business managers to understand the usage of effective communication tools to improve communication to all the stakeholders in the organizations. Although the basic responsibility of a business manager is to motivate the employees to give out their potential, this cannot be achieved without effective communication. It is therefore the responsibility of a business manager to identify the communication needs and provide effective strategies aimed at improving communication between the stakeholders. Therefore, business managers should understand that communication is significant since it helps in delegation of the basic management functions.
Communication Problems in My Company
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Different environmental context.
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The advanced technology has made it possible for the employees to work from home. The ability of the employees to work remotely is one of the challenges for effective management of multi-generational teams. This is due to the fact that not every person is independent enough to work remotely and also not all tasks can be performed remotely. Thus, to effectively manage multi-generational teams, managers need to change there managing style. There are chances that younger employees is more suited to working remotely compared to the older generation since they are more adept with technology.
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Challenges to effective management of multi-generational teams
Communication protocol.
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Different environmental context.
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Work from home options.
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On the basis of global cultures, would people from the United States, Japan, or Chile be more
comfortable with a group or team-based approach to work?
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“There’s a typical default way that we all act in our respective cultures. It is the way that we give
feedback, greet people, praise or don’t praise, so all sorts of things would be different across
cultures.
Multicultural teams offer a number of advantages to international firms, including deep
knowledge of different product markets, culturally sensitive customer service, and 24-hour work
rotations. But those advantages may be outweighed by problems stemming from cultural
differences, which can seriously impair the effectiveness of a team or even bring it to a
stalemate.
Creating successful work groups is hard enough wherein the global work force is geographically
dispersed. When team members come from different countries and functional backgrounds and
are working in different locations, communication can rapidly deteriorate, misunderstanding can
ensue, and cooperation can degenerate into distrust.
This multicultural challenge can be dealt with in four ways –
What strategy to follow will depend upon the particular circumstance the manager is into. In
general, though, managers who intervene early and set norms; teams and managers who try to
engage everyone on the team; and teams that can see challenges as stemming from culture, not
personality, succeed in solving culture-based problems with good humor and creativity. They are
the likeliest to harvest the benefits inherent in multicultural teams.
Sometimes, the level of social distance plays a major role in the success of global teams. The
level of social distance means the degree of emotional connection among team members. When
people on a team all work in the same place, the level of social distance is usually low. Even if
they come from different backgrounds, people can interact formally and informally, align, and
build trust. They arrive at a common understanding of what certain behaviors mean, and they
feel close and congenial, which fosters good teamwork. Coworkers who are geographically
separated, however, can’t easily connect and align, so they experience high levels of social
distance and struggle to develop effective interactions. Mitigating social distance therefore
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sensitivity in the team to other cultures and people. The key is to boost their cultural
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The purpose of this assignment is to outline the managerial skills necessary for communicating in a multicultural organization.
Find the the real case involving job discrimination.
Design
a seminar to train the new managers who are replacing those who demonstrated discrimination. This seminar should define the new managers' roles of establishing an organizational climate in which all employees feel valued and can contribute to the success of the company.
Create
a 15- to 20-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation with speaker notes.
Research
the changing demographics of the U.S. workforce to support your seminar.
Include
the following in your seminar:
Discuss projected demographics for this company in terms of age, ethnicity, gender, lifestyle, and language. How might these factors influence communication inside and outside the company?
Provide examples of cultural issues that may arise in this company. Consider, for example, employees whose cultural holidays do not align with those of the corporate calendar. Provide other examples and propose strategies for management to maintain cultural neutrality.
Address the role of the manager as a communicator in a rapidly diversifying work environment. Analyze the specific diversity issues involved in the EEOC case. Outline managerial communication strategies to address prejudgment, discrimination, and stereotyping.
Convey the managerial responsibilities to the new recruits regarding organizational values. Focus on communication issues and supply suggestions for how, as managers, they may establish an interculturally sensitive organizational climate.
Explain what is expected at this company in terms of an ethical communications climate. Clarify the manager's role in establishing and maintaining an ethical communications climate.
Format
your assignment according to appropriate course-level APA guidelines. Include a reference page.
Submit
your assignment.
Present
your EEOC Seminar
.
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- The definition of a multicultural workforce and how diversity management can help draw out the benefits while addressing communication barriers.
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