DEALING WITH CULTURE CLASHES
Keywords:
Diverse workplace, Cultural awareness, Cultural norms, Mutual respect, Empathy, Cultural differences, communication style, Diversity, Culture, multiculturalism, inequality, culture change, cultural divides, identity and conflic.Abstract
A situation in which the diverging attitudes, morals, opinions, or customs of two dissimilar cultures or subcultures are revealed. This may occur, for example, when people in different professions, such as academics and business people, collaborate on a project.Dealing with Culture Clashes in a Diverse workplace
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