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Learning of Cross-Cultural Differences

   

Added on  2023-04-21

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Learning of
cross-cultural
differences
Student’s name
10/1/19

Designing Of workshop
The workshop will be conducted in
Melbourne and will include the 100
participants from Sydney, Brisbane,
Melbourne, Hong Kong, Beijing,
Shenzhen and Shanghai respectively.
The participants will be from different
countries so as to create holistic
structure that will help in learning and
acceptance of each other cultures.

Workshop Goals
Growing relationships between China and
Australia has developed the emerging needs
to control the cross-cultural differences and
focuses on expanding the three-tier trade
relationship between Australia and China
(Moran, Harris & Moran, 2011).
The workshop is designed to analyse the key
cultural issues and the remedies to manage
them by the application of various strategies
and tools.

Growing Relation
It is analysed that in the earlier years
China has various restrictions n the
import and the exports of the goods.
Now the country has remove its
restrictions and focuses on expanding
the three tier trade relations between
Australia and China(Dikotter,2015).

Workshop Objectives
The objectives of the workshop are to analyse the
cultural issues that act as the barriers to
expanding the three-tier trade relationship
between Australia and China(Murphy & Reichard,
2011).
The objectives of the organization will be attained
by providing a deep insight into the culture of
Australia and China by using the Hofstede model
to understand the difference between the cultures
of both countries.

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