Cross Cultural Communications
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...- August 1998 I. Introduction There is little doubt in anyone's mind that this is a world that is becoming so technologically advanced that businesses which do not deal with outside countries on an ongoing basis are bound to be losing out on many valuable opportunities. With this reality comes many complications. Every individual country has their own heritage, history, culture, religion, ethics, and more. No one single country can be expected to completely understand, and make allowances for, another country. But through ignoring another's culture or believing that it isn't important to address the communication needs of these countries, a business can lose a lot (Herbig; Kramer, 1992). There are many existing circumstances which are new to the business world. With technology making great advances people are brought closer and can communicate in an instant. Political barriers have crumbled, such as the former Soviet Union, making new advances and communications more of a reality than ever before. The world is moving at a very fast pace and it is imperative that people involved...
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