Communicating and Cooperating with German Business People: A Guide for the British
by Peter Franklin
This e-book aims to describe and explain for its British readers the styles of communication, the behaviour, practices, norms, attitudes and values they may encounter in their cooperation with Germans and which they as Britons may experience as anything from unfamiliar or interesting through merely different or striking, puzzling or strange to confusing, annoying, incomprehensible or even unacceptable.
The e-book consists of conventional text enriched with interactive features such as
The e-book has a User Guide that familiarises you with the features the e-book offers.
Part of the research for this e-book was sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.
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| Chapter | Size | Description of Chapters | |
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| Overview |
0.2MB | Introduction, overview of the chapters and user guide |
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| Communication Style (for members only) |
1.8MB | -Directness -Formality -Language -Written Communication -Telephoning -Information Flow |
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| Business Values and Norms (for members only) |
3.3MB | -Order -Quality -Technology -Product Orientation |
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