Below list the traits of each type culture: High-Context Low-Context Establish social trust first Get down to business first Value personal relations and goodwill Value expertise and performance Agreement by general trust Agreement by specific, legalistic contract Negotiations slow and ritualistic Negotiations as efficient as possible (Robert Kreitner, 2008) One of Karen’s goals was to develop the Taiwanese market but she did not take the time to do any research on the culture...
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If you look at the above traits the problems Karen is having with Ted can be directly tied to the differences in their cultures. Although Ted is doing business in what he perceives as his cultural norm this doesn’t mean he has done everything correctly either. Ted should also be aware that cultural differences exist and if he would have been willing to communicate those differences to Karen things may not have escalated to the point they did in the case...
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