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    Communication Style and Cultural Features in High/Low Context Communication Cultures: A Case Study of Finland, Japan and India Shoji Nishimura1, Anne Nevgi2 and Seppo Tella3 1 Waseda University, Japan 2 Department of Education, University of Helsinki 3 Department of Applied Sciences of Education, University of Helsinki Abstract People from different countries communicate in ways that often lead to misunder-standings. Our argument, based on Hall’s theory of high/low context cultures (1959, 1966

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    inception two and a half centuries ago. This poses a challenge for nurses who must be able to quickly and accurately identify client needs and provide appropriate care. Language differences are a natural barrier to communication, as are cultural differences in body language, communication styles and cultural beliefs. People whose culture differs from the nurse may have different views about overall health and well-being, choices for interventions, responses to pain and opinions about death and life-prolonging

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    This dysfunctional organization had about 300 workers, no capital assets, a large deficit (CAD$350,000), and an annual budget of CAD$ 10 million. Cowan had charisma, perseverance, and courage. Cowan’s exemplary, innovative, and servant leadership style turned around SMHC’s finances, changed broken relationships, and feud over funding arrangements with Chinook Health Region (CHR) into a strategic alliance. Equally, the RN union was angry because LPN’s were used for some tasks rather than RNs (Vanderpyl

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    style in order to maintain a positive relationship with all of the students and to actively discuss issues that arise in the classroom. The third style, compromising style, is similar to that of the collaboration style and can be used in non-emergency daily conflicts. The main focus in the compromising style strategy is to ensure that all parties are satisfied (Pollan, 2012). The fourth style accommodates to one party to meet their needs leaving the other party involved less satisfied (Pollan, 2012)

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    I have found Siddhartha to be sharp and insightful when it comes to pushing the limits of his mind. In the face of economic downturn when the organization was challenged with profit margins, I remember him having said that we needed creativity to overwhelm the tough times and not the other way thereby challenging the fear of failure. He pitched in an idea for improvement initiatives - identifying projects with potential benefit (cost savings, etc.) in respective work areas. He organized idea generation

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    Communication My style of communication would resemble the cooperative style of communication. If I was a coach, I would share decision making with my athletes. Without letting my athletes make some of their own decisions, they wouldn’t learn to be responsible. If I made every decision for every athlete, they would never learn how to do something on their own. Athletes need to know how to make a tough decision if the coach isn’t right there to tell them what to do. Choosing to use the cooperative

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    will research how a leader’s communication style affects employee engagement within their organization. This research will help companies determine additional trainings or coaching that leaders can participate in so that employees are as engaged as possible. Literature Review This literature review will summarize the research regarding communication styles and employee engagement. A critical piece that is missing from the research

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    Assertive: The assertive style is defined as the confidence in expressing ourselves. Using the assertive style of communication I would say “hey guys, someone has been leaving dirty dishes in the sink every night. I have not left any dirty dishes in the sink. Can one of you please wash the dishes after you use them? Thanks, I appreciate it.” 2.

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    and communication styles that can be used in the event that a manager must deal with cross cultural communication issues. It does a great job of outlining potential issues and how to deal with them. Culture is first defined as the values, attitudes, or behavior of a certain group of individuals. Any person in a management position will most likely have to deal with a diverse workforce with some individuals from different parts of the country. When doing so, choosing an effective communication style

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    ITECH 5500 PROFESSIONAL RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATION COMMUNCATION ASSIGNMENT PROFESSOR: SHAMSHEER SYED PRESENTED BY: JANARDHAN KOPELLA 30132139 Table of Contents Overview: 3 Introduction: 4 Leader (Barack Obama): 4 CEO (Bill Gates): 4 Purpose: 5 Communication styles, skills and effectiveness: 5 Barack Obama: 5 Communication Style: 5 Skills: 6 Effectiveness: 6 Bill Gates: 6 Communication Style: 6 Skills: 7 Effectiveness: 7 Comparison: 7 Strengths and weaknesses: 7 Conclusion: 9

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