I know that an intercultural leader must be very careful with the information and the way in which he can express himself in order to transmit the ideas or what he wants to project to each of the participants. Some phrases may be perfectly understood by some, and for others it may be completely different. A good idea would be to know the type of audience you are exposing yourself to, in order to avoid any misunderstandings.
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Good point, know your audience. That's to show how important cultural intelligence is even when some people might not know the exist. So from what you say it's important you listen first before speaking.