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  1. Jan 18, 2019 · In organizations with deeply rooted culture and business practices, employees, especially those with long tenures, have learned how to survive and thrive in that operating environment.

    • Temporal Context. The concept of temporal context encompasses the timing of the message delivery and the sequence of events. For instance, a message delivered at the wrong time might not receive the intended reaction, and can lead to misunderstanding or confusion.
    • Social-Psychological Context. Social-psychological context refers to the climate and environment of a communication interaction shaped by interpersonal communication, relationships, status distinctions, norms, and roles.
    • Cultural Context. Cultural context refers to the shared beliefs, values, norms, and behaviors of the people within the communicating group. The dominant cultural context in the situation will impact the communication styles expected in the situation.
    • Physical Context. Physical context refers to the actual location and environment where communication takes place, and includes the presence or absence of physical stimuli.
  2. Basic underlying assumptions are the deep-rooted beliefs, attitudes, and unconscious thoughts that shape an organization’s culture. They are often taken for granted and rarely questioned. These assumptions are formed over time through shared experiences and interactions within the organization.

  3. Organizational culture is the deep-rooted set of values, attitudes, and behaviors that define your company’s DNA. It’s the implicit or explicit codes that shape how employees interact with each other, interact with your clients, and make decisions.

  4. What is cross-cultural communication? Cross-cultural communication is the process of recognizing both differences and similarities among cultural groups to effectively engage within a given context. In other words, cross-cultural communication refers to how people from different cultural backgrounds adjust to improve communication. (1)

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  5. Nov 27, 2019 · In this special section, we follow up on this trend from a multidisciplinary perspective, with a focus on contexts (especially communication contexts), the norms associated with people’s assessments of those contexts, and their impact on behavior.

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  7. Nov 1, 2023 · Article discusses how deep-rooted historical, linguistic, and biological factors influence international management education. • Author suggests how these deep rooted factors impact HRM practices and education. • Addressing cultural root causes enhances global HRM education and inclusivity.

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