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THIS IS A DOCTORAL LEVEL COURSE, IN DOCTORATE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PRPOGRAM, THIS COURSE IS CALLED (Business and Management Across Cultures). PLZ BE PROFESSIONAL...EVERYWEEK, WE HAVE A MODULE, HERE IS THE SUMMARY OF THIS WEEK MODULE, SO U CAN UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS WEEK'S LESSON IS ALL ABOUTSUMMARY OF THIS 3RD WEEK'S MODULE:Communication across culture is one of the major drivers for success in the International/Global environment. In this module, we explore the implications of a successful business for the Global Leader who chooses professional development to learn about best practices of communications across cultures.  Similarly, we explore barriers to effective communication across culture and strategies to minimize those barriers.PROMPT:Your selected MNC organization is considering establishing an office, warehouse, or facility of your choosing in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. In addition, you can select what the facility, office, etc., will be used for, e.g., mini-mill, personnel talent agency, technology solutions for education, etc.At present, the MNC is planning to send a group of executives from at least 3 different geographical locations (1 from the U.S., and 2 others from the 2 other countries of your MNC operations).  The plan is to establish preliminary communications with local and state officials regarding your planned operation in the suburb of Atlanta, GA.Since you have been identified as the leader to bring all the parties together, briefly share at least 5 anticipated barriers to effective communication between the parties.What strategies will you incorporate to minimize the barriers to effective communication across cultures.

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Generally, cross cultural communication is significant in the success of the business. There are still numerous barriers, which have hindered the strive to improve cross cultural communications in the global business industry. Some of the challenges to effective communications between two parties of diverse cultures are ethnocentrism, stereotyping, language barrier, body language and emotional display (Jenifer & Raman, 2015). Most people have a tendency of considering their culture as being more superior than that of others. As such, one may tend to believe that a certain way of doing things is right and that it is the only possible way of doing something, this tendency is referred to as ethnocentrism. Secondly, body language use causes a serious barrier since eye contact or facial exp...
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