When faced with cross-cultural communication,supervisors should avoid:
A) using simple words to refrain from offending the receiver.
B) supplementing words with gestures.
C) using the jargon of his or her industry.
D) talking slowly and maintain a loud tone of voice.

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When faced with cross-cultural communication, supervisors should avoid using the jargon of their industry. When communicating goals and expectations, the supervisor should be literal about what behaviors are desired.

When Faced with Cross-Cultural Communication,supervisors Should Avoid