Managing Cultural Differences
Management for professionalsPublished 19 August 2011
Bharat Vagadia
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This chapter examines the basis of these cultural differences and how these might be minimised when outsourcing and offshoring remains a major challenge.
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Managing cultural differences when outsourcing and offshoring remains a major challenge for organisations – these cultural differences are influenced by differences in hierarchy, management styles, group relationships and motivations. This chapter examines the basis of these cultural differences and how these might be minimised.
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Social SciencesBusiness, Management and Accounting
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