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German Memo and Letter Style
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1995
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Translation StudiesDocument ProcessingCommunicationOrganizational BehaviorManagementBusiness CommunicationHistorical LinguisticsCommunication StrategyConversation AnalysisGerman MemoLanguage StudiesLetter WritingInternational ManagementCross-cultural ManagementInternational CommunicationEnglish WritingAmerican ManagersCultureOrthographyOrganizational CommunicationInterpersonal CommunicationIntercultural CommunicationArtsGerman ContactsLetter Formats
This article describes German correspondence styles in order to assist American managers. In the coming years, more and more American managers will find that they must correspond with their German counterparts either as colleagues within international organizations or as associates representing collaborative and competing businesses. The article explains typical conventions of both memo and letter formats, emphasizing the need to appreciate differences between formal and informal modes of communication. American managers who know and respect these differences can communicate more clearly and persuasively with their German contacts.
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