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#3d Discussion: CHAPTER 8 - BOX 8.3 - PAGE 225, textbook CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION IN THE GLOBAL WORKPLACE Box 8.3 HOW CAN THE IMPORTANT GUEST SIT AT THE HEAD OF A ROUND TABLE? THE USE OF THE PHYSICAL SETTING TO CONVEY RESPECT IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATION To Convey respect to a high-ranking visitor, Europeans and North Americans have the person sit at the head of a rectangular table. A round table is typically reserved for occasions when the participants are presumed to be equals. A prime example is the famous legend of King Arthur of Camelot and his Knights of the Round Table. King Arthur conveyed the equality among his chosen knights through the use of a round table. Similarly, in modern times, the representative to the UN Security Council all sit at a round table. The assumption of these Western cultures is that there is no way to identify a more - or less - respected seat at a round table, and therefore no way to indicate the relative ranking of the participants. In the Chinese culture, on the other hand, the ranking of the participants can be clearly identified by the way they sit at a round table. The highest-ranking participant in a meeting will be seated directly facing the main entrance to the room, and the rest of the participants, in descending order of rank, will be seated to his or her left and right sides until the lowest-ranking person will have his or her back to the entrance. This follows a similar logic of circular-ranked importance expressed in the Chinese perception of geography. The Chinese tradition indicated that the imperial palace is the most important place in the world, and from there, in circles of decreased importance, are the other areas of Beijing, the rest of China, and the rest of the world. CULTURE RECTANGULAR versus ROUND TABLE WORKPLACE CULTURE _ NORTH AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN WORKPLACE CULTURE _ CHINESE 3. Your name, date, and BA1040 on the first page. 1 Provide your thoughts on the preceding business cultural interaction regarding seating. 2. Discuss any similar cultural interactions that you are aware of and/or experienced. NOTE - Minimum 3 paragraphs required for responses. Reminder - Discussion # on the 1" page. DUE: Monday, July 25, 2022 at 11:59PM Spring/Summer II Term 2022