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MGT4231E

Intercultural Management

Group 2
• Gan Jia Hui
• Gan Jia Pei i22022258
• Lee Wan Shin
• Kalaimathi A/P Moorthy
Table of Contents

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Meeting Records

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India
Similarities and Differences: Cultural System and Business
Practices
• Communication Styles: Indirect communication, respect for hierarchy, and non-verbal cues are important.

• Work Ethic: Hard work, dedication, and loyalty are valued. Hierarchical structure is common.

• Hierarchy and Authority:Hierarchical structure, and decisions are frequently made by senior
management.

• Business Etiquette:Conservative dress, greet with "Namaste," and building rapport before business.

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Preparation, Adaptation, and Repatriation of Managers

Preparation
Cross-Cultural Training: Provide training on Indian culture, norms, and business practices.
Language Skills: Basic understanding of local languages (Hindi, regional languages) can be beneficial.
Cultural Mentoring: Pair managers with local mentors to guide them in the new environment.

Adaptation
Patience: Encourage managers to be patient and understanding of cultural differences.
Flexibility: Adapt to the slower decision-making process and hierarchical structures.
Relationship Building: Emphasize the importance of building personal relationships before business dealings.

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Repatriation of Managers & Conclusion

Repatriation
Knowledge Sharing: Managers returning from India can share insights about cultural nuances.
Reintegration Support: Provide support to help managers readjust to their home culture.
Utilization of Skills: Leverage the cross-cultural skills gained for international projects.

Conclusion
When sending managers to India, effective preparation, adaptation, and repatriation strategies will ensure a
smooth and productive experience for both the managers and the organization.

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Reference List
1. Cultural Atlas. (n.d.). Indian Culture - Communication. SBS. Retrieved from
https://culturalatlas.sbs.com.au/indian-culture/indian-culture-communication

2. NNRoad. (n.d.). 10 Tips for Navigating Indonesian Work Culture. Retrieved from
https://nnroad.com/blog/10-tips-for-navigating-indonesian-work-culture/

3. Goud, S. (n.d.). Indian Business Etiquettes and Its Culture. SlideShare. Retrieved from
https://www.slideshare.net/SriramGoud/indian-business-etiquettes-and-its-culture

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Thank You

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