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… Cross Cultural Management Name: Institution: Course: Tutor: Date: Cross cultural management Difficulties of working and managing cross cultural in australia.... Migration has been a chief source of growth in australia's population over the last few years, accounting for 44% of the population increase since 1979 Jupp (2001, p.... The report bases its contents on an interview conducted with the CEO of iNOVA Pharmaceutical, Andrew Howden regarding his experiences as a CEO in australia and other countries such as Malaysia, Philippines and Singapore....
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The Importance of Intercultural communication in International Education.... 2004, ' The Importance of Intercultural communication in International Education', International Education, Spring 2004, vol.... Intercultural communication is a critical aspect for successful international educational programmes.... Hence, we need to enhance our understanding of the difficulties faced by international students and construct learning environments that facilitates intercultural communication among international students and host students....
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Moreover, the essay would also analyse four instances of business communication with illustration to particular corporations operating in the selected four countries in correspondence to each context cultural model based on Hall's theory.... Japan and India for high context culture and australia and Germany for low context culture model.... The concept of ‘cross-cultural communication' is a form of study, which focuses on how people belonging to wide-ranging cultural backgrounds communicate; both in parallel and dissimilar ways amid themselves (Jayakumaran, n....
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The paper 'The Cause for the Dominance of English in australia' presents Australia as is a country having a rich mix of cultures that approximate 250 language groups.... The cause for the dominance of English in australia is the fact that it is taught as the first language in the Australian education curriculum.... However, the country lacks an official language though English has been ingrained as the official national language.... australia's language learning has been feeble, thus failing to capitalize on its large potential multilingual population....
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Although the mobile phones it makes have less than the same specification as those of leading brands not to mention being considerably cheaper, its uptake in australia is still low.... The main weakness of the company in australia is poor brand recognition mostly because a Chinese company makes the products in china....
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nternational students move from their country to study in other countries where they find it difficult to form intercultural friendships with the locals, and with other students from other countries.... People are moving to overseas countries to undertake business activities or to acquire more education.... This report "intercultural Friendships" discusses the formation of friendships between international students and local students that can be fostered by the use of residential programs....
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It also includes the cultural assumptions associated with the negotiation including the style of negotiation posed a challenge to the usual style of bargaining applied in australia and other Western countries.... The significance of politeness emanates from the fact that the individuals in the market prefer face to face communications as opposed to the Western markets such as australia that are shifting towards virtual communication.... As a result, Japanese negotiators always disclose less about themselves as compared to the level of disclosure exhibited by their counterparts from Western markets such as the USA and australia....
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The paper 'Multiculturalism in australia' focuses on the multiculturalism that involves an ethic of respect for, and acceptance of community harmony, cultural diversity, and inclusion.... Australia is highly diversified as a country, with a good percentage of the inhabitants being from overseas and some having parents born abroad.... The country's cultural base is thus highly diversified, which is evident in its art, music, literature, sport, dress, and food....
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