INTERCULTURAL TRAINING FOR MANAGERS: A COMPARISON OF DOCUMENTARY AND INTERPERSONAL METHODS.

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International Student and Expatriate Challenges Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies Global and Cross-Cultural Management

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Although much attention has been devoted to the issue of managerial training and development, little research has specifically focused on preparing managers for intercultural work. The present stud...

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