INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

Intercultural Communication

Intercultural Communication

Skilful intercultural communication involves learning from the experiences of others and avoiding major mistakes. Business negotiations, for example, particularly those involving investment decisions, require deep understanding of the socio-economic and political situation of the host country. There may also be considerations involving political or cultural sensitivity. In general, the process of centralized planning adopted by many developing countries will require the approval of contracts be several functionaries at various subtle centres of power and authority. In many senses, this concept will require patience and an ability to deal with ambiguity. The fact of the matter is that decision-making ...