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business communication
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United Kingdom
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Direct and to the point communication is valued in business settings
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communicate
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United Kingdom
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Common to communicate openly and directly in business and personal interactions.
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communicating
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United Kingdom
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Effective verbal and written communication skills are highly valued in professional and social settings.
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communicating
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United Kingdom
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Common to communicate directly and openly in both personal and professional settings
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5
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communication
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United Kingdom
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Direct and explicit communication is valued.
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1
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6
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communication
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United Kingdom
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Verbal and nonverbal communication through language, gestures, and expressions
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1
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7
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communication boundaries
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United Kingdom
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Humor and sarcasm are often used as a way to bond and establish rapport during communication
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1
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8
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communication style
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United Kingdom
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Verbal communication is highly valued, and direct communication is often preferred
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1
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9
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communication style
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United Kingdom
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Direct and assertive communication styles are valued in professional settings
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1
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10
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communication style
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United Kingdom
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Direct communication is often preferred, and expressing opinions openly is common.
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1
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11
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communication style in the workplace
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United Kingdom
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Direct and straightforward communication is valued in the workplace
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1
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12
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communications
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United Kingdom
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Politeness and indirect communication are often preferred in business and social interactions.
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1
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13
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direct communication
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United Kingdom
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More casual and informal communication style is often accepted, with less emphasis on hierarchical language
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1
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14
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office communication
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United Kingdom
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Frequent use of email for professional communication
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1
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15
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office communication style
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United Kingdom
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Work communication is often more reserved and follows a professional tone, with an emphasis on maintaining a sense of decorum.
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1
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