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…such as ·Disparity in the salary structure for same level across departments. ·Unplanned changes and ambiguity about the current thinking and ideas of the management. ·Channels of communication between the top management and lower levels are not open. ·Bureaucratic…
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…that seemed to understand relationships and to be better at team work than individualistic cultures. By examining the negative aspects of these American comments, they may serve as object lessons on communication mistakes to avoid. For negative aspects displayed…
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…? No. In addition, most of the speakers do better in reading and writing than in listening and speaking. They can read and write, but they can hardly communicate. They can hardly express themselves with their own words. We are not able to change the examination system…
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…as an example. - The Chicago School (which comprises a group of social researchers at the University of Chicago) envisioned modern cities as "Great Communities" made up of hundreds of closely related small groups who were culturally and racially diverse…
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…administration in our society. Two different cases can be made. One is based on justice and the nature of a moral community. This leads to a defense of capital punishment. The second is based on love and the nature of an ideal spiritual community. This leads…
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…people to define and achieve their own goals by choice in meeting those requirements and if they starve through lack of participation, community involvement or family support in the meantime, then it is neo-liberal justice. The absence of opportunity…
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…Cross-cultural communication means communication between people from different cultures. We use the term cross-cultural communication instead of intercultural communication because it is too restrictive. This term implies a comparison between cultures…
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…constructive solutions. If the problem is the organization's behavior, employee management committees or other two - way communication forums can identify possible changes that will remove the problem. Much employee relations is designed to send the message…
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…vandalism to ensure their employee's safety. Why should it be done? First, strategy ought to be ethical. An organization's strategy should be shaped by what is considered ethical and in accord with societal expectations and standards of good community
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…to their suppliers, how they manage those relationships and if they work in an ethical way". <Tab/>"Corporations can build up shareholder value by involving actively in more corporate social responsibility programs for the community" said, Chairmen…
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