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    Cross-cultural business communication considers the impact of cultural factors like material culture, social organization, beliefs, aesthetics and language on both verbal and nonverbal communication across regions and countries. Understanding cultural differences is important, such as how social values, decision-making, concepts of time and communication, cultural context and body language vary between cultures. Cross-cultural communication serves personal functions like declaring social identity and increasing knowledge, as well as social functions like supervision, spreading values and cheering people up.

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    Cross-cultural business communication considers the impact of cultural factors like material culture, social organization, beliefs, aesthetics and language on both verbal and nonverbal communication across regions and countries. Understanding cultural differences is important, such as how social values, decision-making, concepts of time and communication, cultural context and body language vary between cultures. Cross-cultural communication serves personal functions like declaring social identity and increasing knowledge, as well as social functions like supervision, spreading values and cheering people up.

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    Cross-cultural business communication considers the impact of cultural factors like material culture, social organization, beliefs, aesthetics and language on both verbal and nonverbal communication across regions and countries. Understanding cultural differences is important, such as how social values, decision-making, concepts of time and communication, cultural context and body language vary between cultures. Cross-cultural communication serves personal functions like declaring social identity and increasing knowledge, as well as social functions like supervision, spreading values and cheering people up.

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    Cross Business Communication

    Culture

    Cross-Cultural Business Communication

    Cross-Cultural Business Communication is communication used in the business


    world, both verbal and nonverbal, with due regard to cultural factors in a region,
    region, or country.

    culture has several elements

     Material culture
     Social organization
     Belief system
     Aesthetics
     Language

    Culture Level

     Formal
     Informal
     Teknis

    Knowing Cultural Differences

     Social Values
     Role and Status
     Decision-making
     Time Concept
     Communication Distance Concept
     Cultural Context
     Body language
     Social behavior
     Ethical Behavior
     Differences in Company Culture
    Cross-Cultural Communication Functions

     Personal Functions
    1. Declare Social Identity
    2. Declare Social Integration
    3. Increase knowledge
    4. Escape or Way Out

     Social Functions
    1. Supervision
    2. Value Dissemination
    3. Cheer up

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