Can cross-cultural awareness programs help to lead? With the help of MIS
- Autores: Ganapathy Jeyalakshmi, Kaliyaperumal Chandrasekar
- Localización: International Journal of Professional Business Review: Int. J. Prof.Bus. Rev., ISSN 2525-3654, ISSN-e 2525-3654, Vol. 7, Nº. 3, 2022
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
Purpose:The purpose of the study is to contribute to the issue of cross-cultural management and the contemporary management of cultural diversity. Furthermore, illustrate how diversity management may lead to a competitive advantage. Theoretical framework:This part mainly discusses the related theories to lay a solid foundation for the smooth implementation of theories. Besides, these theories will provide theoretical support for cross-cultural awareness.
Design/methodology/approach:The researchers used a descriptive and explanatory strategy to detect cultural distinctions between Indian national and global cultures. The empirical findings are based on a qualitative case study of the Indian and international management of the company. The empirical data came from semi-structured interviews with people interested in cultural diversity and how to handle it collaboratively. Particular emphasis is on four aspects of cross-culture: hierarchy, time, gender equality, and relationships.
Findings:The findings show that a culturally varied workforce enhances competitive advantage when managed appropriately. In addition, individuals from many cultural backgrounds will offer their perspectives, abilities, and concerns.
Research implications:The model of central cross-cultural aspects is identified. Similarly, further studies are also required to ascertain the effectiveness of cross-cultural awareness programs.
Practical implications:The MNCs should include this kind of training in their CCT programs to create team member awareness. It would make the expatriates more aware of the issues they will be facing, will motivate them to learn and acquire the necessary skills, and will familiarize them with By letting them know what to anticipate, you may reduce any potential stress, speed up the transition process, and support the earliest possible development of cross-cultural competency.
Social implications :The social importance of this research is its potential increase in cross cultural awareness and acceptance of differences among cross cultural employees. In addition, it fosters a deep and broad knowledge of and respect for the myriad values and norms of individuals from diverse social groups who work with them.
Originality/value :The study is an original effort to look at four cross-cultural aspects to see how problems in these areas could be alleviated. Understanding the cultural differences within these dimensions can help you better grasp how to manage these differences inside a European multinational firm with Indian operations.
