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Outline No. 5 for StOC 2672

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No. Outline 5 for StOC 2672 Chapter 7 and TU e-Reserve Readings Whats the cyclical process for learning how to assimilate the skills essential to crosscultural competence? By a definition, a global team is (a) multicultural, (b) multinational, and (c) virtual. Explain. (See p. 199, left column, first full graf of Maznevski and DiStefano article, on TU e-Reserve.) Global team challenges and (cultural...

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No. Outline 5 for StOC 2672 Chapter 7 and TU e-Reserve Readings Whats the cyclical process for learning how to assimilate the skills essential to crosscultural competence? By a definition, a global team is (a) multicultural, (b) multinational, and (c) virtual. Explain. (See p. 199, left column, first full graf of Maznevski and DiStefano article, on TU e-Reserve.) Global team challenges and (cultural technological): 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Multiculturalism Time issues Coordination Language skills Asynchronous communication What to do about those challenges? 1. Maznevki and DiStefano (p. 135 of textbook): mapping, bridging, integrating 2. Read p. 137, second full graf of textbook: There is one point that most scholars . . . Communication Integration Clarification
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