Date of Award
12-14-2011
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Arts (MA)
Specialization
Communication and Leadership
School or Department
School of Leadership Studies
First Advisor
Dr. David Givens
Second Advisor
Dr. Anthony Andenoro
Abstract
With diverse generations, cultures, settings, and technologies in the workplace today, creating an environment in which to conduct an efficient business is crucial. The workplace is changing and the use of multiple tools and technologies is varying. Due to technology and an employee’s ability to conduct business anytime and anywhere on multiple devices, companies must make changes to their business models to take into account these technological changes in how and where an employee can conduct business. This trend is challenging companies to find management tools best suited for virtual teams in the digital age and at the same time sustain competitive advantages and innovation in an increasingly global business environment (Willmore, 2000). Groups will vary in their preferred communication modes as well as their understanding of messages within and across groups, and across cultures. This research will explore the impact of how multitasking, diverse generations, and virtual teams can impact cross-cultural environments.
Recommended Citation
Kilgallon, Tanna Lynn, "Developing a Technological Framework for Multitasking in Cross-Cultural Work Environments" (2011). Communication & Leadership Dissertations and Theses. 41.
https://repository.gonzaga.edu/comlead_etds/41
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