Culture Shock

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    Importance of Cross Cultural Management

    that students within subject areas of tourism and hospitality are able to get wider understanding of the relationship between social and cultural theory (cultural difference, ethnicity, nationalism, cultural identity, cultural taboos, cultural shock, cultures colliding, equality and diversity) and create opportunities where these theories can be effectively applied to practice. Cultural diversity education in the curriculum plays a pivotal role in systematically enabling students (indigenous and international)

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    Case 7

    allows the international partner to still be seen as an insider. And decreases the start up cost to the international partner A disadvantage of a Joint Venture is that due to the cultural differences management conflicts may arise due to different cultures having different management styles. And Another disadvantage is due to profits being shared the resident partner can become a competitor. Foreign Subsidiaries is a local operation completely owned by a foreign firm . An advantage of the subsidiary

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    Culture

    Culture is the totality of our shared language, knowledge, material objects, and behavior. While we establish relationships through culture to the external world, society consists of the structure of relationships within which culture is created and shared through regularized patterns of social interaction. How we structure society constrains the kind of culture we construct. Cultural preferences vary across societies. Virtually all societies share common practices and beliefs known as cultural

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    Northern Exposure

    very ethnocentric in his beliefs about Thanksgiving. He is basing Thanksgiving off of his own culture and is not understanding of the other cultures around him. Joel in being inconsiderate of the Native American way of celebrating Thanksgiving. Their way of life is very different to him. The type of food, music, decoration, or for example the throwing of the tomato is differences between the two cultures. The Native Americans kind of mixed Thanksgiving and Halloween together. They had bones, skulls

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    Homosexual Acceptance

    Fast forward to the 21st century, television shows such as, “Glee”, “Will and Grace”, and “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” carry different themes than those of Ricky’s and Lucy’s silly innocent antics. When in time did our society get over the initial shock of an interracial Ricky and Lucy laying in one bed, to accepting homosexual couples on television? Our society expands further than Hollywood antics, especially with sensitive issues dealing with our individual beliefs, traditions, and customs. In

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    Business Culture in International Business: from Collision to an Understanding

    Book review: “Business culture in international business: from collision to an understanding” written by Richard D. Lewis Prepared by Kamalov Artem In the present time Internalization of business and economics has become a global problem. Entrepreneurship goes far beyond national boundaries, drawing into its orbit increasing number of people with different cultural views. As a result cultural differences are starting to play an increasing role of business organizations and stronger influence on

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    International Dimensions of Organizational Behavior Review Questions

    power distance, uncertainty avoidance, career success/quality of life, and Confucian dynamism. Individualism, influencing individuals through external moral bounds, is contrary to collectivism that exerts influence via inner pressures. In individual culture, people value personal freedom, advocate individualism and behave with their personal thinking and

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    Manager Role

    involvement with people from other countries and cultures | The transfer of Mr. Todd was abrupt and he did not have chance to learn about the Indian Cultures.However, in India he started with blunders in mocking their beliefs but with time he blended in and joined to lunch with his team mates and ate their food rejecting the invitation of his fellow citizen to join him for lunch | Mr. Todd is willing to mingle with the locals to understand their culture | Positive quality | 3 | Feel at home anywhere

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    Expat Managers

    what to say in verbal language. Some of these signals are consistent across cultures whereas there are some which mean different or are not appropriate in many cultures. Therefore, if you are familiar with the host country's body language, you might be misunderstood or sometimes will misinterpret those non-verbal signals, which can lead to uncomfortable and embarrassing situations. Touching is one of them in Indian culture and this is what was shown in video clip of Todd, the American manager in comedy

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    Cisco Study

    so by accessing its own resources. The redevelopment of the management with different expertise in sales and engineering could be perceived as a Clan culture (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2009). The idea to move the company into a new market of high end teleconferencing systems and cable boxes could be identified as Adhocracy culture and Market culture (Kreitner & Kinicki, 2009). This framework helped accomplished new and innovating products to suit the market and its customers’ needs. From a Hierarchy

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