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kvasek [131]
2 years ago
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Identify Five possible causes of conflict that may arise in your workplace if a foreign national is appointed in a senior positi

on? ​
English
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pshichka [43]2 years ago
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Answer:

If a foreigner was appointed in a senior position in my workplace, the following conflicts may arise:

-On the one hand, it may happen that the new hierarchical personnel do not know the idiosyncrasies of their employees or that they have notorious cultural differences with them, which would eventually generate clashes due to the existence of said differences between bosses and employees.

-On the other hand, it may happen that native employees with more seniority in the company feel displaced by the new member and conflicts arise from jealousy.

-Conflicts may also occur with origin in xenophobic and racist thoughts motivated in turn by the jealousy of which the previous section speaks.

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