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The problem of different issues that arise during the process of negotiations with foreign customers and partners is extremely important nowadays, especially due to the globalization process, when many organizations are entering global markets. Although business persons from around the world have many things in common, still cultural differences become the barrier for efficient international communication. In this essay I am going to write about the importance of effective cross-cultural communication, identify barriers that may arise, present the examples from my own experience and from the researchers’ works and suggest ways of improving business relationships with foreign cultures.
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The Encyclopedia Britannica defines satire as an “artistic form, chiefly literary and dramatic, in which human or individual vices, follies, abuses, or shortcomings are held up to censure by means of ridicule, derision, burlesque, irony, parody, caricature, or other methods, sometimes with an intent to inspire social reform” (“Satire”).
Among satirical works, through which scientific and literary activity of Desiderius Erasmus received wide public importance and led to his prominent place not only in the history of literature, but also in world history, particularly outstanding importance has "The Praise of Folly". Erasmus wrote this short essay because he had Continue reading...

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Chick-fil-A is a company that has practiced biblical values in its business since the company was begun. The company’s founder S. Truett Cathy was a very religious person and he brought his religious beliefs into the business. The company has a strong corporate culture that is based on biblical values. Biblical values are displayed all over the company. The company does not open on Sunday, and people are of the opinion that it is losing out on revenues that it would have made if it opened on Sundays. The company was subjected to a major controversy that involved Continue reading...

Akhter Shareef, Mahmud, Vinod Kumar, and Uma Kumar. "Predicting Mobile Health Adoption Behaviour: A Demand Side Perspective." Journal Of Customer Behaviour 13.3 (2014): 187-205.
Akhter Shareef, Vindod and Uma in “Predicting Mobile Health Adoption Behaviour,” point out that it is imperative to apply internet and wireless communication technologies into conventional healthcare services in order to enhance quality, efficiency, effectiveness, flexibility and reduce healthcare costs. They cite that these expectations can be achieved by implementing mobile health. However, the success of the mobile health greatly depends on the consumers and medical professionals believe in it with regards to achieving Continue reading...

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It was a mild summer morning when I had an unexpected trip to the near shoreline with my high school friends. I visited this place many times but it is totally different when you are with your friends. I was hesitating first, as I am allergic to direct sunrays but the weather was surely in favour of us, sun was also resting by not showing up and the sea breezes were smoothing the environment. We reached there around 9 in the morning and Continue reading...

China over the period of 2000-2006 witnessed several changes ranging from politics, astronomy, economics, government and legal systems. These changes were, however, linked to being positive and most obvious changes were that systems improved. It is normal that any country or institution that undergoes changes revolve culturally and at least transform into some operational programs. Policies change, financial sectors, work systems and even forum trends. This paper will thus explore the six major changes in China from 2000 to 2006. These changes range from political, governmental, economical, legal and astronomical ones.
Politically, a visit was made in China by Continue reading...

   3.0. Methodology

What is research?

Kumar (2008) defines research as “an intensive and purposeful search for knowledge and understanding of social and physical phenomena.” The author further opines that research takes place when people engage in an activity aimed at establishing an issue, a theory, a fact, an application or a principle. Research is, therefore, a quest for knowledge in which the person searching for understanding begins with what is known and moves to what is unknown. According to McNabb (2013), research involves acquiring data systematically to get answers to questions, provide solutions to problems or offer guidance for a course of Continue reading...

It is an interesting thing to learn about some of the outstanding self portraits that different artists have done. Have you ever imagined that if you are an artist you can do a self portrait that could narrate about you several years in the future? The obvious imagination is that artists should just do portraits for other people who are considered famous within the society. However, when I visited the Art Institute of Chicago, I realized that the idea of artists producing their self portraits is something that has been present for a long time in the history of Continue reading...

Richard Branson is the founder of the Virgin Group companies. Virgin Group has over 400 companies in various industries. Some of the well-known companies include; Virgin Atlantic, an airline company, Virgin Records, Virgin stores, and Virgin Megastores amongst many others (Dearlove). Branson is known as an empathetic leader who puts the welfare of his employees before anything else. He describes his philosophy as one that puts his employees first, customers second and investors third. Most leaders regard customers as the most important stakeholders in their organizations. However, Mr. Branson describes himself as a “rule breaker”. He believes in doing Continue reading...

Disability is seen as a curse and a burden in the popular culture. Disables are usually portrayed as dangerous people whose behaviour cannot be predicted. Usually they are portrayed as someone who can cause any harm to others. A number of movies and television serials have portrayed disabled person as unpredictable and irresponsible. This paper proposes a discussion on how disability is portrayed in the popular culture in respect of the movie, “Psycho” by Alfred Hitchcock.
Psycho is a brilliantly directed masterpiece that portrays the life and mindset of a mentally unstable youth Norman Bates. This young man is Continue reading...