Tuesday 27 May 2014
Difference in cultures
Note that a difference in cultures doesn't
necessarily mean different countries or languages; the difference
between living in a large city and living in a small town is an example
of cultural differences. Different types of jobs (medical careers,
criminal justice careers, information technology careers) have their own
cultures with unique jargon. Married or single - those are two
different cultures. Different age groups are more accustomed to the
"culture" of their own generation, so today's children are in a
different culture than today's adults.
A) You may have lived with a culturally different roommate in school or
the military, or maybe you had a job where you either worked with
someone from a different culture, or the customers were of various
cultures. Describe an example from your own life experience when you
benefited from an opportunity to learn something about a different
culture; it could be a new holiday tradition, a new religious belief or
custom, or a new delicacy that you only discovered because of your
relationship with that person
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