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Other Added - Intercultural Conflict in the Workplace: every Organization's Nightmare
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A. FACTORS LEADING TO CONFLICT
Assignees’ Attitude and Mindset
1. Assignees’ lack of cultural sensitivity impedes adjustments to their environment
2. Assignees’ unwillingness to a
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More and more executives are expected to work internationally, hence business and social contacts between people of various nationalities increased. As these people come from disparate cultural backgrounds, geographical barriers gave way to communication barriers that lead to tensions and conflicts.
Intercultural Clash comes about when the initial stages of conflict experienced by members of a multicultural team were not sufficiently or soonest addressed. There are many reasons to this, for instance: the reluctance to confront the issue with the other party; nipping the problem in the bud soonest possible; and by allowing a trivial matter to fester. Also, there are team members who refuse to accept their failings; instead blaming others - and the entire host society for that matter - for their problems.
As expounded further below, International Assignees and their fellow team members can minimize Intercultural Clashes by recognizing the contributing factors. It is entirely not possible to eliminate conflicts as there are people who flourish, or thrive, under pressure.
One may argue that I am biased against the International Assignee as evidenced under Factors Leading to Conflict below. However, studies had suggested it was mostly unhappy Assignees who cause premature repatriation. That is surely unnecessary costs to the organization; including additional expenses to expatriate replacements.
A. FACTORS LEADING TO CONFLICT
Assignees’ Attitude and Mindset
1. Assignees’ lack of cultural sensitivity impedes adjustments to their environment
2. Assignees’ unwillingness to ad
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Intercultural Clash comes about when the initial stages of conflict experienced by members of a multicultural team were not sufficiently or soonest addressed. There are many reasons to this, for instance: the reluctance to confront the issue with the other party; nipping the problem in the bud soonest possible; and by allowing a trivial matter to fester. Also, there are team members who refuse to accept their failings; instead blaming others - and the entire host society for that matter - for their problems.
As expounded further below, International Assignees and their fellow team members can minimize Intercultural Clashes by recognizing the contributing factors. It is entirely not possible to eliminate conflicts as there are people who flourish, or thrive, under pressure.
One may argue that I am biased against the International Assignee as evidenced under Factors Leading to Conflict below. However, studies had suggested it was mostly unhappy Assignees who cause premature repatriation. That is surely unnecessary costs to the organization; including additional expenses to expatriate replacements.
A. FACTORS LEADING TO CONFLICT
Assignees’ Attitude and Mindset
1. Assignees’ lack of cultural sensitivity impedes adjustments to their environment
2. Assignees’ unwillingness to a
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As expounded further below, International Assignees and their fellow team members can minimize Intercultural Clashes by recognizing the contributing factors. It is entirely not possible to eliminate conflicts as there are people who flourish, or thrive, under pressure.
One may argue that I am biased against the International Assignee as evidenced under Factors Leading to Conflict below. However, studies had suggested it was mostly unhappy Assignees who cause premature repatriation. That is surely unnecessary costs to the organization; including additional expenses to expatriate replacements.
A. FACTORS LEADING TO CONFLICT
Assignees’ Attitude and Mindset
1. Assignees’ lack of cultural sensitivity impedes adjustments to their environment
2. Assignees’ unwillingness to a
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One may argue that I am biased against the International Assignee as evidenced under Factors Leading to Conflict below. However, studies had suggested it was mostly unhappy Assignees who cause premature repatriation. That is surely unnecessary costs to the organization; including additional expenses to expatriate replacements.
A. FACTORS LEADING TO CONFLICT
Assignees’ Attitude and Mindset
1. Assignees’ lack of cultural sensitivity impedes adjustments to their environment
2. Assignees’ unwillingness to a
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A. FACTORS LEADING TO CONFLICT
Assignees’ Attitude and Mindset
1. Assignees’ lack of cultural sensitivity impedes adjustments to their environment
2. Assignees’ unwillingness to adapt and accept both host and other team members’ cultural value systems
3. Assignees’ lack of preparation for differences in cultural practices prior to assignment
4. Perceived hostile and harsh host environment that conflicts with Assignees’ home values
5. Assignees imposing their assumed superior cultural values and practices onto other team members
The Environment
1. English is not the first or native language of team members which lead to a breakdown in communication
2. Corporate culture that Assignees find bewildering and illogical; or perceive as inferior
3. Team members’ cultural practices contradict Assignees’ deeply-held personal values or convictions
4. Assigned roles do not encourage Assignees to modify presumptions and assumptions made prior to engagement
5. Failure of [host country] Human Resources - and to a lesser extent, Assignees’ Immediate Superior - for not assisting Assignees in integrating and adjusting to the environment
B. WAYS TO RESOLVE CONFLICT
Support from Human Resources and Immediate Superior
1. Encoura
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