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culture
Marketing 4 P's
price
the price is really important, the protector needs to consider the price of the product is it really fit the normal people, is that too expensive or is it more chip.
product
the product is the most important thing because you have her to sell the product, the product is really handed things in the whole process, also this part will cost a lot of time.
promotion
to let the product in a good selling place they have to using the promotion, so promotion is really hard work
placement
if a good product is making a little bit famous, but the store has chosen a really hard to find's address that will cause the turnover be decreasing also iit keeping decreasing)
intercultural competence
Knowledge
Cultural self awareness; culture specific knowledge; socio-linguistic awareness; grasp of global issues and trends
Cultural self- awareness: articulating how one’s own culture has shaped one’s identity and world view
Culture specific knowledge: analysing and explaining basic information about other cultures (history, values,
Sociolinguistic awareness: acquiring basic local language skills, articulating differences in verbal/ non-verbal communication and adjusting one’s speech to accommodate nationals from other cultures
Grasp of global issues and trends: explaining the meaning and implications of globalization and relating local issues to global forces
Skills
listening, observing, evaluating using patience and perseverance; viewing the world from others' perspectives
Listening, observing, evaluating : using patience and perseverance to identify and minimize ethnocentrism, seek out cultural clues and meaning
Analysing, interpreting and relating: seeking out linkages, causality and relationships using comparative techniques of analysis
Critical thinking: viewing and interpreting the world from other cultures’ point of view and identifying one’s own
Attitudes
Respect (valuing other cultures); openess (withholding judgement); curiosity (viewing difference as a learning opportunity); discovery (tolerance for ambiguity)
Respect: seeking out other cultures’ attributes; value cultural diversity; thinking comparatively and without prejudice about cultural differences
Openness: suspending criticism of other cultures; investing in collecting ‘evidence’ of cultural difference; being disposed to be proven wrong;
Curiosity: seeking out intercultural interactions, viewing difference as a learning opportunity, being aware of one’s own ignorance
Discovery: tolerating ambiguity and viewing it as a positive experience; willingness to move beyond one’s comfort zone
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