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vfiekz [6]
2 years ago
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While conducting business with a customer from Italy, Zoe was careful to speak slowly and clearly, using short sentences and fam

iliar words. However, she noticed that the customer had a glazed expression and did not understand her. Zoe should Group of answer choices
repeat what she has said in a louder voice.
graciously accept the blame for not making her meaning clear.
end the conversation until an interpreter can be found.
require the Italian businessperson to restate the message in simple words.
Business
1 answer:
lana66690 [7]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

graciously accept the blame for not making her meaning clear.

Explanation:

In business communication when the message being passed is not clearly understood for one reason or the the other (in this case because of language barrier). The polite action to take is first to graciously accept blame for not passing the message across clearly, then find a solution to the communication gap.

Talking louder to the other party will be the wrong step to take as it will appear rude, so offer an apology which will give a positive environment.

The other options of ending the conversation and asking an Italian business man to explain what you mean in simple terms will be taken as a slight.

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