Dieses Quiz soll allgemeine Kommunikationstendenzen sichtbar machen – keine festen Regeln oder Schubladen.
In jeder Kultur gibt es sehr unterschiedliche Persönlichkeiten und Verhaltensweisen. Man findet direkte Briten, sehr diplomatische Deutsche, zurückhaltende Französ:innen oder sehr offene polnische Führungskräfte. Kultur beeinflusst Verhalten – aber sie bestimmt es niemals vollständig.
Die Beispielsätze in dieser Übung sind bewusst vereinfacht und teilweise zugespitzt. Sie sollen helfen:
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typische Kommunikationsmuster zu erkennen
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indirekte oder direkte Signale besser einzuordnen
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mögliche Missverständnisse frühzeitig wahrzunehmen
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das eigene Kommunikationsverhalten zu reflektieren
Im echten Berufsalltag wird Verhalten von vielen Faktoren geprägt:
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Persönlichkeit
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beruflicher Hintergrund
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Unternehmenskultur
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Region
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Generation
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internationale Erfahrung
- Das Ziel ist nicht, Menschen zu etikettieren, sondern Sensibilität zu entwickeln.
Interkulturelle Kompetenz beginnt dort, wo wir verstehen: - Was für uns „normal“ wirkt, kann für andere ungewohnt oder irritierend sein – und umgekehrt.
Nationality by Sentence Style (1–20)
Guess the nationality: German vs British vs French vs Polish
1. Sentence style: "No. That doesn't work. Let's choose the other option."
Your guess:
______.
German
a) British
b) German
c) French
d) Polish
2. Sentence style: "I’m not entirely sure that’s the best approach, to be honest."
Your guess:
______.
British
a) French
b) British
c) German
d) Polish
3. Sentence style: "I disagree with the logic. The argument is not consistent."
Your guess:
______.
French
a) French
b) Polish
c) British
d) German
4. Sentence style: "I see your point, but I have some concerns. Maybe we should reconsider."
Your guess:
______.
Polish
a) German
b) Polish
c) French
d) British
5. Sentence style: "Please be precise. What exactly is the deadline?"
Your guess:
______.
German
a) German
b) British
c) Polish
d) French
6. Sentence style: "Would you mind sending it over when you get a moment, please?"
Your guess:
______.
British
a) British
b) German
c) French
d) Polish
7. Sentence style: "Before we decide, we must challenge the assumptions."
Your guess:
______.
French
a) Polish
b) French
c) British
d) German
8. Sentence style: "Let’s keep it practical. We can agree, but we need more details first."
Your guess:
______.
Polish
a) British
b) French
c) Polish
d) German
9. Sentence style: "This is inefficient. We need a clear process."
Your guess:
______.
German
a) French
b) German
c) British
d) Polish
10. Sentence style: "It’s an interesting idea, but I wonder if it might cause a few issues."
Your guess:
______.
British
a) German
b) British
c) Polish
d) French
11. Sentence style: "Your proposal is ambitious, but it lacks coherence."
Your guess:
______.
French
a) French
b) British
c) German
d) Polish
12. Sentence style: "I can do it, but we should confirm it with the manager first."
Your guess:
______.
Polish
a) Polish
b) German
c) French
d) British
13. Sentence style: "Stop. We need the facts first."
Your guess:
______.
German
a) British
b) Polish
c) German
d) French
14. Sentence style: "Sorry—just to check—are we aligned on next steps?"
Your guess:
______.
British
a) French
b) British
c) German
d) Polish
15. Sentence style: "Let’s discuss the principles, not only the details."
Your guess:
______.
French
a) German
b) French
c) Polish
d) British
16. Sentence style: "We can accept it, but only if we get written confirmation."
Your guess:
______.
Polish
a) Polish
b) British
c) French
d) German
17. Sentence style: "We start at 9:00. Please be on time."
Your guess:
______.
German
a) German
b) Polish
c) British
d) French
18. Sentence style: "If it’s alright with you, we could move it to next week."
Your guess:
______.
British
a) Polish
b) German
c) British
d) French
19. Sentence style: "We need to refine the concept. Then we can execute."
Your guess:
______.
French
a) British
b) French
c) German
d) Polish
20. Sentence style: "Let’s be careful. I prefer to agree step by step."
Your guess:
______.
Polish
a) French
b) Polish
c) German
d) British