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Hello everyone, after watching all the presentation videos from my friends, I got a lot of new knowledge such as the culture of clothing between countries when going to work, table manners from various countries, then tea parties, and many more. The point from the presentations from friends that I get is that we need to understand how work culture around us. Work culture, manners, these are things that are often underestimated by others, when in fact these things can support whether the worker is a professional or not. For example if we work in American Culture, it is better if we follow the way how to dress up when we are going to work. In addition, when we understand the work culture, it will improve our performance as employees by making them more productive, so that the company's vision and mission can be realized and be able to face all challenges in the future.
I think that's all, thank you.

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Hi Ms. Praba and everyone....

I would like to share my comment on our assignment "Work Ethic and Cross Cultural Understanding". After watching presentation videos of all the classmates, overall we have an interesting, informative and unique contents in the videos presentation for work ethic and cross cultural understanding. I think that cross cultural understanding really bring such an significant change of our points of view, especially in business. When we apply for a job or seeking a new job, we need to improve our knowledge and skills in working based on the field of business and professionalism.

Thank you.... :)

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Hiii good morning everyone, and also Ms. Ayu Prabawati, I hope all of us in a great and healthy condition. Today I want to give  comments of my friend's presentation about work ethic and CCU, first of all I wanna say that all of my friend's presentation is very well and give me a lot of knowledge and new things about culture from another countries. For example is from Komala presentation on how to wearing a tie correctly, we all know that's simple but so important to know it. Another one is from Maya presentation, about seating arrangement in Chinese table manner, that's give me a lot of information about table manners in Chinese, so its very helpful and meaningful for us. That's all from me, thank you guys, good job 👍🏻

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I Gusti Ayu Diah Pradnyandari (2012021047)

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I Gusti Ayu Diah Pradnyandari (2012021047)

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Good morning Mrs. Praba and everyone. After watching all the presentation videos I assume that overall all of my friend's presentations have very good content and give me new insight into work ethic. However, allow me to give some comments and feedback regarding Madhu Sri Devi's presentation. After watching her video I realized that every country has its own typical and culture in work ethic. As Madhu explains in the video that in Venezuela people react late as a polite trait but people in general especially people from very polite countries will think being late is something rude and unprofessional. So through videos from Madhu, I learned that not in every country being late is something disgusting and rude but it will depend on their habits to react to this. But we also can't generalize every soul in that country because in my opinion, it's only the majority, while everyone has their own personal opinion about this phenomenon. Thanks, Madhu for the interesting information. That's all from me. Thank you

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Hello everyone, I'm very interested in the topic explained by my friend karunia's, after watching the video presentation I became aware of the rules for wearing ties at formal, informal and semi-formal events, then he also gave various forms of ties where I only know two types of ties, " bow tie and four in hand tie" and I appreciate it.

and I'm also interested in the mahotama presentation about "how to eat in various cultures" maybe because can't hear clearly, because I only know a few ways to eat such as using a hand, using a spoon, but from my experience, there are also some who have rules like eating "meatballs in formal events" that's all.

And I am also interested in the topic that my friend Philemon brought in the video presentation, in the video ,Philemon gives which clothes are not allowed and allowed to be used "British Royal Women's Dress Code" one is very interested in "Not wearing wedges" and "prohibition of wearing mini" skirts" and I think when we wear mini skirts we look impolite and graceful.

Overlall all presentations are very good friends and I really like it, Thank you for sharing your opinions and explanations.

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Good morning Ms. Praba and my beloved friends. Here I would like to share my point of view to my friend's presentation. At first, when I saw work ethic presentation of my friends, I learned so much about something that have own rules. But, I just found unique work ethic from Arimbawa's presentation. He provide about Ethical eating or table manner with clear explanation, that make me easy to understanding. I also learned about example of table manner, there are : scoop out the right portion of food, taste first, never talk while you are still chewing, and the last one is always use the cutlery. There was so interesting and important for student who are majore in tourism. Thank you ^^

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Good morning Ma'am and everyone. I have watched my friend's presentations and all of them have an interesting topics. But, I am really interested in Madhu's presentation because she present the material about cultural habits in another country. It makes me learn new insights from a different side. I really like the mindset of Venezuela which is "Better late than never....". If we see from the positive side it is very motivating for me to try something new than never. Besides that, all of my friend's presentations give me something new about the ethics and culture of the other country. That's all from me, thank you:)

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I really like all videos, especially Maya Bertha's video about seating arrangement in Chinese table manners, it's something new for me. From you guys, I also gained new knowledge about how to dress, eat, and how to wear a proper tie, thank you!

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Hello everyone, I am very interested in a video presentation about table manner in India. The interesting thing that I just found out through this video is that when dining in India, people in India always use their right hand. Even if they are lefty, they have to use their right hand to eat because Indians consider the use of the left hand unclean and offensive. The next interesting thing is that the table manner in India has similarities with the culture in Indonesia, especially in Bali, namely "Megibung" where they have to eat together in one big plate, which shows the togetherness that exists. I learned a lot about table manners in India, Thank You.

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Hello Mrs. Praba and all my friends. Here I want to comment on my friend's presentation. So, I learn a lot of new things from all presentations. But I will only choose the one that interests me. And I'm interested in Serli's Presentation and the example about of 'drink a cup of coffee'. Why am I interested in this ethic? Because as we know that coffee is one thing that many people love in the world. Coffee has its own value from each country, and I just found out that drinking coffee there is a way that we must learn. As Serli said, this etiquette may be taboo, but when we attend a formal event, we should know the simplest things. Thank you Serli for present this things :)

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Response to Santiawan's question for the Second Topic

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Hi Santiawan^^
I do agree with you because sometimes I do that hehe. But, I think, we cannot take that as a good example in some ways. For example, Japanese people are really on time when attending a meeting or going to work. They also don't mind queuing. Therefore, we can apply that great example in our life because being on time shows professionalism.
Thank you^^

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I Gusti Ngurah Mahotama Mandala Kepakisan_2012021082

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I Gusti Ngurah Mahotama Mandala Kepakisan_2012021082

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There is some new culture that i have learned from the other friends presentation;
1. About tea party, yes the new one that i have learned are about we can't put the hands on the table and we shouldn't left the spoon in the glass. I have a questions about that, why we can't put the hands on the table?
2. Yes the second culture that i have learned is about British Women Dress Code. I have one thing I want to know about the philosophy of British women using hats as a dress code?
3. The next material that I can learn is the importance of how to use a tie correctly, using a tie that is not right will affect the person we are talking to. If the use of the tie is correct, then someone we are meeting at a business event will be more reluctant towards us and we will also look more authoritative in front of our business partners.
4. From watching a friend's presentation video, I just found out that we are not allowed to stick chopsticks in a bowl because it is considered impolite. Why is sticking chopsticks impolite?

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Good morning Ms. Praba and other friends. Here I want to comment on the presentation of my friends. Overall, all the topics presented were very good. From their presentations, I learned many things about manners, culture, significant differences between one thing and another, etc. However, on this occasion, I would like to comment on the presentation topic presented by Diah Pradnyandari. To be honest, I never thought that there would be any difference in the world of work, especially when it came to greeting coworkers. The information that Diah gave about Hierarchical Culture in India and Canadian made me know that there are ways or habits that are ingrained in the region. This certainly reminds us all to find out things that are related to the area we want to go to so that there are no misunderstandings. Thank you Diah for the information. Likewise, with other friends, all of your topics are very nice. That's all from me, thank you.

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Response to Tea Party and New Topic on Work Speed

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Response to Tea Party and New Topic on Work Speed

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Hi!^^
I'm Santiawan (2012021029) and I have a thought about tea party. Actually, I never heard term of "tea party", but instead I know the term of "tea time" / "afternoon tea". Let's focus on tea party. It seems the royal family highly respect the precence of tea in UK, as well as their people. What I am thinking right now is (1) whenever British people doing meeting at their workplace, they will have a cup of tea in place. Is it right? I think that the meeting is also considered as tea party, as they gather in same place and have their own tea. Or, (2) the meaning of tea party in workplace is the employee do their afternoon tea together in their break time?

For my topic, I am curious on how foreign people tend to work faster than our people. Of course I know the term "time is money", but majority of Indonesians tend to work "slow but sure" - even this term is going to be abandoned. I had heard joke that Indonesians are careless (ceroboh) if they work in rush. So that they tend to work slowly to make everything go round. What about your opinion?

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Good morning Ms. Praba and all of my friends. Here i would like to give a comment related to my friend's Presentation. All of my friend's Presentation is good and interesting. But, here I Will comment to one of those video. I interest to Komala's Presentation and the example about wearing a 'Tie'. This is my first time to know that even wearing a tie there is a rule or manner, I thought that as long as its look quite neat then enough. But the way we have to notice some manner or rules such as adjust the tie first, and the tie have to be clear touch the belt and etc. I really impress with this, because something that simple and people not really notice it. Thank you Komala for present this things. And not only Komala, I learned so many new things from all of my friends about variety of example in Work Ethic and CCU. That's all from me. Thank you 🙏

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Hi...
I would like to talk about the "Tea Party" video because I love watching historical videos of the British Royal Family. It is so interesting. I gained something new from that presentation. Even though it is just drinking tea, people should implement the right ways (manners) to drink it.  In addition, I noticed that the Tea Party was a tradition for only British Royal Family and noble people back then. But right now, people can do the Tea Party for business purposes.
Thank you^^