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    Business Memo To: From: Date: 2/5/2014 Subject: Manager-Employee Issues I am writing the memo to share some issues I have with one of my employees. Ten moths ago I hired a salesman with Chinese origin to help the company to take over the Chinese businesses in Plano, Texas. I cannot “click on personal level” with him since the very beginning of our relationship which is causing troubles in our communications. Another reason for our communication problem could be the different cultural background

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    Racism, and ethnocentrism can be a significant factor in determining if an individual can maintain a healthy interpersonal relationship. Both racism and ethnocentrism can be barriers that affect competent cross- cultural communication. Crash (Schulman & Haggis, 2004) is a film that has characters of very different natures. The characters may be involved in conflicts due to the differences in genders, cultures and races. As these strangers in the film crash into each other, you may notice that racism

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    My upbringing is atypical compared to most white, middle-class females, I would also assume different than my classmates. What once caused me a sense a dread now gives me a sense of pride because I have lived a life others have not. I feel I have a better understanding of the diversity of the community than people I know. I frankly did not need an assessment to point out my knowledge of cultural differences as I have lived with many diverse cultures. I explain to my children that they are at

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    To obtain a higher education is considered to be a rite of passage to many, including those of an elite class. For this reason, the role of education greatly impacts how one is viewed through their social status. However, obtaining a higher education from a local university does not grant the same form of prestige as studying abroad. After all, in order to gain the experience and knowledge from the world’s most influential universities in society one must travel to different countries. In return

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    Cultural identity varies from person to person and To me cultural identity basically means what kind of person you are and the way you see others. it plays a big role in life and there are lots of aspects such as religion, language, racial identity, values and gender. Those aspects define your cultural identity. One of the cultural aspects that I will talk about has impacted my life the most which is my religion and that religion is christianity. When I was one month old my parents took me to church

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    The definition of Intercultural communication is “a method of communication that aims to share information across different cultures and social groups.” The challenges that may occur during this type of communication come from misunderstanding individual’s communication from a different culture other than their own. Each individual from their respective culture encodes and encodes messages verbally and non-verbally. Many barriers can be put up when trying to initiate intercultural communication. In

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    this paper, I will discuss the role of intercultural communication competence (ICC) in the workplace and how study abroad can implement the skills to perform in an intercultural environment. Then, I will tie this information into my intended future communication studies and career options. To begin, intercultural communication and intercultural competence overlap in their definition. Intercultural communication is communicating between cultures and intercultural competence is the effective ability

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    Part 3: Analysis The main ideas that Lisa Bourque Bearskin is stating in this article is that nurses need to be more sensitive to cultural care. They need to be aware of the issues in healthcare and strive to remove any barriers for certain groups, such as the first nations, and they need to disrupt any unequal relations in the social, political and historical aspect of healthcare. The way this can be done is by shifting their thoughts from cultural competence to cultural safety by way of relational

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    effectively with his/her new colleagues, the whole venture will be a waste of valuable time, effort and money. Cross cultural training can and does reduce the chances of expatriate relocations going wrong. Employees have now realised the importance of intercultural understanding and its potential impact upon relocations. Cultural training aids the employee and family to better navigate the process of relocation, ensuring that negative consequences of 'culture shock' are greatly reduced. An effective cross-cultural

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    Integrate the components of cultural competence into practice Campinha- Bacote and colleagues describes the components for cultural competence in healthcare. These includes cultural ; a) knowledge, b) awareness, c) skills, d) encounter and e) desire. Cultural awareness refers to self-examination as well as in-depth exploration of an individual cultural as well as professional background. I am able to explore my own cultural healthcare values and beliefs. This is because understanding another

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