concept   email communication
20 commonsense assertions
Cultures (20) • Eastern computing (1) • East Asia (1) • Business (1) • business culture (1) • office culture (1) • Asian countries (1) • Eastern Europe (1) • Latin America (1) • Middle East (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Pacific countries (1) • Russia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • West Africa (1) • Western professional settings (1) • informal workplace culture (1) • professional (1) • research-oriented cultures (1) • technology industry (1) • technology industry in the US (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 email communication Eastern computing Email communication preferences differ between Western and Eastern computing cultures. 5
2 email communication East Asia In East Asia, email communication is commonly used for formal business purposes but less common for personal communication, which often occurs through instant messaging apps. 3
3 email communication Business Email communication in business culture is the primary mode of professional communication and requires formal correspondence. 2
4 email communication business culture In developed countries, email is the preferred method of business communication, while in developing countries, face-to-face or phone interactions are favored. 2
5 email communication office culture In office culture, email communication is a common and formal mode of professional communication that requires prompt responses. 2
6 email communication Asian countries In Asian countries, email communication is formal and emphasizes respect and hierarchy, with delayed responses being acceptable. 1
7 email communication Eastern Europe Email communication is often considered a formal mode of communication in Eastern Europe, particularly in business and government sectors. 1
8 email communication Latin America In Latin America, email communication is more commonly used for informal rather than formal communication. 1
9 email communication Middle East In the Middle East, email communication is considered a formal method of communication, particularly for business and official use. 1
10 email communication Northern Europe Email communication in Northern Europe is frequently used for official and formal business and academic interactions. 1
11 email communication Pacific countries In Pacific countries, email is commonly used for both professional and personal communication, regardless of formality. 1
12 email communication Russia Email communication in Russia is generally considered a formal mode of communication, particularly in business and government. 1
13 email communication Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, email is regarded as a formal method of communication, particularly for business and official matters. 1
14 email communication West Africa Email communication is becoming more common in West African business culture, although traditional forms of communication are still highly respected. 1
15 email communication Western professional settings In Western professional settings, formal tone and structure are commonly expected in email communication. 1
16 email communication informal workplace culture In informal workplaces, email communication is often casual and may include informal language and emojis. 1
17 email communication professional Email communication in a professional culture often uses formal language and structure, especially when contacting superiors or clients. 1
18 email communication research-oriented cultures Research-oriented cultures prefer formal and structured email communication with detailed information. 1
19 email communication technology industry In the technology industry, frequent and informal email communication is common, even after work hours. 1
20 email communication technology industry in the US In the US technology industry, quick and frequent email communication is expected. 1