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CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE

INCREASE IT BY SEARCHING CULTURES TO UNDERSTAND YOUR MULTICULTURAL COWORKERS AND INTERNATIONAL CLIENTS. IF YOU LEARN SOMETHING INTERESTING YOU CAN ASK ABOUT IT OR MENTION IT AND THEY WILL RECOGNISE YOUR EFFORT TO EDUCATE YOURSELF.

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OVERCOME STEREOTYPES

IT CAN BE DIFFICULT IF STEREOTYPES HAVE BEEN PART OF YOUR THINKING SINCE CHILDHOOD. EDUCATE YOURSELF ABOUT OTHER CULTURES AND YOU WILL GET THE CONFIDENCE TO OVERCOME THEM. THE NEWLY FOUND KNOWLEDGE ABOUT OTHER CULTURES WILL REPLACE THE NEGATIVE STEREOTYPES.

LISTEN UP

LISTEN YO YOUR COWORKERS ACTIVELY, DISLPLAY POSITIVE BODY LANGUAGE AND AFFIRMATION, TO READ BETWEEN THE LINES AND PAY ATTENTION. HE WILL RECOGNISE YOUR WILLINGNESS.

Cultural TP

International Marketing Challenges

Different cultures operate on different levels of formality and place varying emphasis on time constraints. In some parts of the world, more value is placed on a meeting resulting in positive outcomes than if it begins or ends on time. It is important that you accept that as long as you achieve your objectives, the way a meeting takes place is not so important.

Gender equality and inequality can become an issue when conducting international business.It is important that you make yourself aware of any potential issues beforehand, express to other people that you have the full support of your organisation and then demonstrate your ability confidently.

Culture has an influence on the way people operate and manage their businesses.A lack of knowledge about international business practices is one of the most common causes of conflicts and misunderstandings between managers from different nations. Another significant problem is a lack of tolerance to different management styles, resulting in disagreements and missed opportunities.

Cultural exclusives are reserved for local people only and it is considered disrespectful, ignorant or even unacceptable for foreigners to become involved in.

cultural electives are customs that are considered optional to outsiders.are behaviours that are common amongst locals and may be participated in by foreigners but participation is not vital. However, if done respectfully, participating in certain local customs can help to build rapport and business relationships.

Cultural imperatives are business customs that are essential for foreign managers to adhere to. They apply all over the world and include factors such as building trust, forming friendships and developing rapport.

Businesses cannot avoid involvement in cultural, social and moral issues

Business leaders have very little option but to build the capabilities necessary to become embroiled in the muddy waters of moral, cultural and social debate.

Business is embedded in society

Businesses would rather live in a world of clear and consistent rules

Business would like nothing better than to be acultural, asocial and amoral. The problem is that today this is not possible.

The trouble is that most corporations are bad-equipped to deal with debates that are fundamentally cultural, social and moral not technical or operational.