Business and Administrative Communication 10th Edition by Kitty Locker,Donna Kienzler

Exercise 7

Create a web page of international information for managers who are planning assignments in another country or who work in this country for a multinational company headquartered in another country.
Assume that this page can be accessed from another of the organization's pages. Offer at least seven links. (More is better.) You may offer information as well as links to other pages with information. At the top of the page, offer an overview of what the page covers. At the bottom of the page, put the creation/update date and your name and e-mail address.
As your instructor directs,
a. Turn in a copy of your page(s). On another page, give the URLs for each link.
b. Write an e-mail to your instructor (1) identifying the audience for which the page is designed and explaining (2) the search strategies you used to find material on this topic, (3) why you chose the pages and information you've included, and (4) why you chose the layout and graphics you've used.
c. Present your page orally to the class.
Hints:
Limit your page to just one country or one part of the world.
You can include some general information about working abroad and culture, but most of your links should be specific to the country or part of the world you focus on.
Consider some of these topics: history, politics, geography, culture, money, living accommodations, transportation, weather, business practices, and so forth.
Chunk your links into small groups under headings.