When doing business in another country, it is important to educate
oneself on the culture of that country. One
common stereotype about U.S. Americans is that we tend to be ignorant about other
cultures and countries. Trying to understand the host country’s culture and perspectives
can help combat this stereotype. This will be my first time going to another
country, but I can already tell that the study abroad experience is going to be
of greater significance than a regular trip to Ireland would be. Learning about
Irish culture prior to the trip is something that I am glad we have been able to do.
I am confident that when we get to Ireland, we will all be educated and understanding
of the culture, and we will not be labeled as “the stereotyped American”.
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