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We all have grown up differently, from different cultures, backgrounds religions and societies.
And, with all that in mind, every difference in our background or upbringing causes a difference in how we speak and communicate - not just in the variation of language but also in what specific words or situations mean to each of us.
As a freelancer you will have the chance to talk to people from around the world. How do you bridge not only the language but also communication gap so there are no misunderstandings?
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For example haggling about prices here at Seoclerks is very annoying to me, but i know it's big part of trading in many countries around the world. It's not even uncommon in my country, but to me personally sometime sound like disrespect of my work. Anyway, i never said anything bad to people who want to haggle, but i am just not going for it. If there is some discount coupon, i offer it and that's it. So it's same with everything else i guess Well, we all have to know that all cultures are different and all people feeling different. So when you speak to person who understand that, it's easier. For some western people is something normal, and some eastern people take it as very annoying or even inappropriate, and we have to respect each others feelings and understandings, because we grow up with differences. Forcing anyone else to accept your opinion is not very good idea, but i always respect other and different opinions just because of knowing this facts. For example haggling about prices here at Seoclerks is very annoying to me, but i know it's big part of trading in many countries around the world. It's not even uncommon in my country, but to me personally sometime sound like disrespect of my work. Anyway, i never said anything bad to people who want to haggle, but i am just not going for it. If there is some discount coupon, i offer it and that's it. So it's same with everything else i guess
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