Cross Cultural Communication
Cross Cultural Communication
Culture is the lens through which we view the world. Cross-cultural communication when different cultures interact with each other.
Globalization Business opportunities Job opportunities Sharing of views and ideas Talent improvisation
Cultural differences:
Visible Communication styles Attitudes towards conflict Decision making styles Approaching to knowing Invisible Beliefs Values Expectation Attitudes
It is improperly blamed for some miscommunication. It is easy to over generalize cultural practices.
Differences in body positions and movements. Differences in views and practices concerning various factors of human relationships.
Defining culture
Culture is the shared ways in which groups of people understand, interpret or view the world.
Space
Space is viewed differently by different cultures.
In some cultures, people want to be far apart. In others cultures, they prefer to be close.
Values
Values concerning such matters like attitude towards work, employee-employer relations and authority differ culturally. For example: In America In Japanese
Expression of emotions
Social behavior varies by culture, such as practices concerning affection laughter and emotion.
Some cultures frown upon public displays of affection. Westerners, on the other hand, accept moderate displays of affection.