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I am researching what are the cultural considerations needed. to convey bad intelligence to people of different civilizations.
Cultural Considerations in Conveying Bad News
Bad intelligence is inevitable. but how we convey them is really of import. Technology and globalisation has made the universe much smaller. and we are interacting and making concern with people from different civilizations more often than we did in past old ages. Because of this. we besides need to really much aware of how we deliver negative messages.
The followers are some suggestions to presenting bad intelligence across different civilizations: “North Americans prefer to show bad intelligence indirectly. to minimise letdown. In Asiatic states. people try to avoid interrupting the harmoniousness with bad intelligence. To avoid stating ‘no’ Nipponese communicators may alter the topic or may react with antagonistic inquiry or with silence. Brazilians every bit good prefer high-context communicating.
“Maybe” or “I will try” is understood as “No” in Brazilian civilization. But German communicators tend to show bad intelligence straight. Directness is an of import facet in concern for Germans. British communicators besides utilize the direct attack when it comes to bad intelligence. In Latin states. nevertheless. the inquiry is whether to show bad intelligence. because describing bad intelligence to higher-ups is impolite and disrespectful. ”
From the above illustrations. we can see that cultural differences must be considered before the message can be sent. if we want the message to be received. and understood by the receiving systems.
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