In an Asian corporate setting, why do professionals often feel pressured when communicating or articulating their thoughts to their supervisors? Could this be attributed to specific cultural dynamics, or does it occur universally, irrespective of intercultural setups or continents? What could be the possible reasons, and how can this be effectively addressed through an open and confident communication style? Thank you Dr.Grace for taking is through 👍
For Asians, I'd definitely say it is due to the specific cultural dynamics. We've been brought up to respect elders no matter what, and to always give them the benefit of doubt. Unfortunately that unintentionally extends to corporate environment as well. We tend to think we are disrespecting them even if we are articulating our thoughts.
So insightful. Thanks for sharing all this wisdom!
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In an Asian corporate setting, why do professionals often feel pressured when communicating or articulating their thoughts to their supervisors? Could this be attributed to specific cultural dynamics, or does it occur universally, irrespective of intercultural setups or continents? What could be the possible reasons, and how can this be effectively addressed through an open and confident communication style?
Thank you Dr.Grace for taking is through 👍
For Asians, I'd definitely say it is due to the specific cultural dynamics. We've been brought up to respect elders no matter what, and to always give them the benefit of doubt. Unfortunately that unintentionally extends to corporate environment as well. We tend to think we are disrespecting them even if we are articulating our thoughts.