Business Talk Research Articles

PERMAINAN TRADISIONAL STIMULUS PENINGKATAN SOFT SKILL ANAK-ANAK KAMPUNG KEBAGUSAN

PERMAINAN TRADISIONAL STIMULUS PENINGKATAN SOFT SKILL ANAK-ANAK KAMPUNG KEBAGUSAN

Automatic Classification of Stegano files using the Features of Natural Language Processing and Hybrid Deep Learning Algorithms

The corporate sector has adopted communication as its principal medium due to the improvements of the digital era. In the past, in-person meetings, purchases, settlements, business talks, and profile-taking were all done. However, everything has gone digital in the present period. Over the last several years, there has been a noticeable exponential rise in the amount of complicated texts and documents that require a deeper comprehension of machine learning techniques in order to recognize languages in a variety of applications. Outstanding results in the processing of natural languages have been obtained by a number of Artificial Intelligent techniques. A key component of machine learning and deep learning techniques' efficacy is their capacity to understand intricate models and non-linear connections in data. Choosing the right architecture, frameworks, and algorithms for classifying input, like text files, managing audio and video files, however, is a difficult undertaking. The proposed work's goal is to identify text, audio messages, chatbots, and smart records using natural language processing. Using a hybrid deep learning approach, text, voice, and video recordings are used as inputs to be classified. Problem Synopsis: With contact becoming more and more important to business, companies have created advanced NLP programs. Through chatbots, digital records, phone conversations, and messages, these NLP swiftly fulfil human desires. Customer preferences, desires, and demands have been found to be more strongly impacted by the ease of communication and connection. Today's service providers use chatbots, digital records, messaging apps, email, and phone conversations as their main methods of communication for almost all of their trade channels of preference, client queries, and transactions. Proposed Method: The study shows how input stegano file is processed automatically based on user reactions, text message replies, and audio record identification during communications using text content, voice messages, and audio using the features of Natural Language Processing and hybrid Deep Learning Algorithms

Automatic Classification of Stegano files using the features of Natural Language Processing and hybrid Deep Learning Algorithms

The corporate sector has adopted communication as its principal medium due to the improvements of the digital era. In the past, in-person meetings, purchases, settlements, business talks, and profile-taking were all done. However, everything has gone digital in the present period. Over the last several years, there has been a noticeable exponential rise in the amount of complicated texts and documents that require a deeper comprehension of machine learning techniques in order to recognize languages in a variety of applications. Outstanding results in the processing of natural languages have been obtained by a number of Artificial Intelligent techniques. A key component of machine learning and deep learning techniques' efficacy is their capacity to understand intricate models and non-linear connections in data. Choosing the right architecture, frameworks, and algorithms for classifying input, like text files, managing audio and video files, however, is a difficult undertaking. The proposed work's goal is to identify text, audio messages, chatbots, and smart records using natural language processing. Using a hybrid deep learning approach, text, voice, and video recordings are used as inputs to be classified. Problem Synopsis: With contact becoming more and more important to business, companies have created advanced NLP programs. Through chatbots, digital records, phone conversations, and messages, these NLP swiftly fulfil human desires. Customer preferences, desires, and demands have been found to be more strongly impacted by the ease of communication and connection. Today's service providers use chatbots, digital records, messaging apps, email, and phone conversations as their main methods of communication for almost all of their trade channels of preference, client queries, and transactions. Proposed Method: The study shows how input stegano file is processed automatically based on user reactions, text message replies, and audio record identification during communications using text content, voice messages, and audio using the features of Natural Language Processing and hybrid Deep Learning Algorithms

Business Talk Events as a Way of Raising Awareness of Social Entrepreneurship and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Vietnam

Higher education institutions play a critical role in spreading the importance and significance of social entrepreneurship and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDGs) for the younger generations. Besides developing curriculums, business talk events that are organized by universities can be a great source for raising awareness of the importance of UNSDGs and social entrepreneurship. By employing a qualitative research approach based on six universities, this study investigates how business talk events can be designed and organized for raising awareness of the importance of social entrepreneurship and UNSDGs. Accordingly, it identifies the implications of business talk events organized by universities and the following drivers and barriers regarding the introduction of these events. Our study expands to the emerging literature on both event management and social entrepreneurship and responds to the recent calls for the investigation of the events in the higher education context in facilitating sustainability.

Managing Remote Negotiation Strategies

In more recent times, many business relationships have moved online and many companies are taking advantage of the opportunity to talk online with their business partners. This paper attempts to answer the question of how this fact affects business relationships. A survey method was used with 47 companies in Poland that conduct remote negotiations or remote business talks. The respondents were company managers who participate in both traditional and remote negotiations. The conceptual framework for the study was the model of negotiation as recurring events in the history of a relationship (Thomas, Manrodt, Eastman, 2015). The limitations of the study derived from the specificity of the research group: the respondents were from Poland, and the perspective of small and medium-sized companies was taken into account, whereas perhaps the perspective of large companies would have been different. The conclusion outlines the potential of remote negotiation compared to traditional negotiation and implications of conducting remote negotiations.

The Use of Address Terms by Thomas Shelby as the Main Character in Peaky Blinders

This research seeks to study the use of address terms in a business talk. Address terms such as FN, LN, T, TLN, KT, PN, or Miscellaneous, are selectively used to address others depending on some social factors such as age, gender, social occasions, social relationship, family relationship, occupational hierarchy, as well as racial background. This research studies qualitatively the utterances of Thomas Shelby, the main character in Peaky Blinders. The findings show that Thomas Shelby only uses FN, TLN, and Miscellaneous, such as person deixis and zero address term. Therefore, in a business talk, a speaker may choose the use of appropriate terms of address in accordance with the social factors to maximize communication’s purposes.

Analysis of Laws for the Protection of Indonesian Migrant Workers Abroad

The situation of TKI abroad during the last few years has been very concerning and has received little attention from the government, the problem of TKI is considered less important and the government has only been busy talking when cases surfaced in the community and received negative responses from the community. Quoted from Republika.co.id Domestic violence (KDRT) among Indonesian citizens living in Australia has increased recently. Legal protection for female workers abroad who are victims of exploitation-rape currently prioritizes the fulfillment of the rights of victims who work legally abroad. The rights of all migrant workers and their families, as well as ILO conventions beforehand, contain elements to protect workers from Indonesia when they encounter a legal challenge in the host country of migrant workers. In addition, guidance is carried out by the government through BNP2TKI and BP3TKI by Article 90 of Law No. 39 of 2004 concerning the Placement and Protection of Overseas Workers, such as providing guidance and advocacy for TKI starting from pre-placement, placement, and post-placement periods. TKI understand the legal system of the TKI receiving country so that if the TKI encounter legal problems, they will know what to do. And also the activeness of ambassadors, consular officers, and attaches in establishing cooperation related to the protection of Indonesian workers who are victims in countries receiving TKI in various forms of diplomatic relations and MoUs

A Brief Analysis of Cross-Cultural Factors Affecting Sino-US Business Negotiations

China's market opening has deepened as a result of reform, opening up, and the operation of a market economy, and bilateral interactions have gradually increased. Successful cross-cultural business negotiations can enable companies to better participate in economic competition and cooperation between companies internationally and promote the burgeoning of international trade in their own countries. Cross-cultural business negotiations are becoming more and more important between nations. However, cultural differences are often a major factor in the failure of Chinese and Western business negotiations. Therefore, it is important to clarify the cross-cultural factors that influence business negotiations and the strategies to deal with them. The paper aims to analyze how cultural differences between China and the United States affect cross-border business talks and to pinpoint practical coping mechanisms. The paper summarizes the cross-cultural factors that generally affect Chinese and American business negotiations from the literature on international business negotiations and cross-cultural communication.

Married at first sight: the process of trust formation throughout the venture capital process during the time of the COVID-19 crisis

ABSTRACT A high level of uncertainty accompanies investment decisions, hence, VCs attempt to reduce their risk through a thorough examination of potential investment cases. Especially during the seed and start-up phases of a new venture, when detailed reports and historical track records are still lacking, the investment manager’s trust in the entrepreneurial team has a major impact on investment decisions. To explore the process of trust formation, we conducted 11 semi-structured in-depth expert interviews with VC investment managers. Thereby, the COVID-19 crisis provided unique circumstances of exclusively digital communication and allowed us to develop a fine-grained understanding of trust within the VC context. Building on previous research about organizational trust and 674 interview minutes, we found that trustworthiness develops to trust over time as the vulnerability of both parties increases. Furthermore, our results reveal that the VCs’ perception of the founders’ trustworthiness is mainly influenced by examining the founders’ work environment, a founders’ reputation in the VCs’ network, and face-to-face communication. Such personal meetings allow VCs to assess founders, shape the investor’s gut feeling, and develop an interpersonal relationship as they allow for more room talking about personal information rather than business talk.

Preface

The 3rd International Conference and Exhibition on Powder Technology Indonesia 2022 The International Conference and Exhibition on Powder Technology Indonesia 2022 has been held successfully for the third time on October 5th, 2021. The event aims to explore ideas, research progress, technology, development, and collaboration among researchers and industries in powder technology and its applications. This conference is a bi-annual conference series organized by a collaboration between Institut Teknologi Sepuluh Nopember, Surabaya (ITS), Indonesia, and Universitas Padjadjaran (UNPAD), Indonesia, and managed by JP Global Transtech. The event also in conjunction with the Exhibition and Business Talk with Japan Powder Technology, Paragon Indonesia, HIPMI, Science and Technology Park-Universitas Padjadjaran, and Functional Nanopowder-University of Excellence. The forum was intended to introduce the field of powder-technology and technologies among societies.Due to the pandemic situation, the event was held virtually using Zoom platform. However, the participants’ enthusiasm for participating in this event was remarkable. There are more than one hundred participants including the invited speakers, contributed speakers and audience during this event. Each of the plenary talks was provided 30 minutes speech and 10 minutes for interactive questions time. For the contributed talks, each presenter was given 10 minutes speech and 5 minutes for interactive questions time.List of Committee is available in this pdf.

Verbal interaction in a social dilemma

This study presents the first sociolinguistic examination of communication in a social dilemma. 90 participants (18 groups of 5) completed a modified public goods game with 2 rounds: an effort-based task and an unscripted online chat about the results. A linear regression shows that consensus-building language in the Round 1 chat affects cooperative behaviour in the Round 2 task. A qualitative analysis of 3 groups explores how participants use different recognisable styles of communication (registers) to strategically align with or disalign from one another (stancetaking). Each analysis is complemented with a quantitative visualisation of how (dis)alignment between participants unfolds in real-time. We found that successful groups employ registers associated with collective action, such as gameshow talk (‘ouch. £69 out of a possible £120’) to encourage, punish, and pledge allegiance to one another. Less successful groups use registers that risk evoking mistrust and reducing obligation, such as business talk (‘I approve’). We argue that a mixed methods approach to interaction and behaviour can reveal incremental shifts in consensus building that underpin quantitative outcomes.

TEACHING LISTENING AMONG BANGLADESHI LEARNERS: A CASE STUDY ON TEACHERS’ EFFECTIVE FEEDBACK AND STUDENTS’ SITUATIONAL IMPRESSIONS

Listening centralizes upon the comprehension of messages coupled with pronunciations or sounds from speakers-be they are native or non-native and local or foreigner in the scopes of formal conversation, business talk and classroom lectures in the context of Bangladesh. Bangladeshi learners find listening as a complex and incomprehensible skill of four skills of English language. They often are not able to understand pronunciation patterns and accentual variations used in speeches or conversations. Listening requires systematic strategies in understanding audio or vocal track for which logistic support is highly essential. Managing technical support is at times difficult for teachers and administration because of financial constraints. This study will concentrate on how teachers ensure pedagogical supports and experimental aspects to help learners understand listening effectively with methodological study. This paper will deal with how learners overcome the stages of listening difficulties and comprehend different phonological aspects successfully. In addition, one of the prime concentrations of this paper is to identify impediments of teaching listening, teachers’ inefficiency in listening skill and students’ negligence in achieving mastery on listening.

Analysis of the Collaborative Learning Application in Reading Material at Ninth Grade of SMPN 7 Kinali Pasaman Barat

This research was designed to find out and analyze of the collaborative learning application in reading material at ninth grade of SMPN 7 Kinali Pasaman Barat. This research conducted due to several problems found in the field which were students make a fuss when working in groups, students do not listen to given the assignment by the teacher. It can be seen that there were students who work on group assignments that care and others were just busy talking with others. This research was done in order to answer the research question “What were the role of student and what were the role of teacher in collaborative learning at the ninth grade of SMPN 7 Kinali Pasaman Barat?” This research was a qualitative research using collaborative learning strategy. The purpose of this research was to find out and analyze the collaborative learning applicationin reading material at the ninth grade of SMPN 7 KinaliPasaman Barat by analyzing the teacher’s and students’ role in the collaborative learning. The researcher used interview and observation as the instrument of the research. The interview was directed to both students and teacher, which for the students contained 12 questions and for the teacher contained 7 questions. The researcher took 2 classes namely IX1 and IX2 as the observation object. Based on the finding from interview and observation of the collaborative learning in SMPN 7 Kinali Pasaman Barat, it was found that the teacher already fulfilled her role in the collaborative learning effectively, in the other hand the students still lack of the role as the cheer leader. They still laughed at their friends mistake. Besides that, the other roles that the students supposed to have were already done effectively. As the conclusion, the collaborative learning in SMPN 7 Kinali Pasaman Barat was good since the students and the teacher were doing their role effectively

Dakwah Islam di Era Generasi Milenial (Analisis Metode Dakwah Gus Miftah)

In modern times like today, technology is growing rapidly. Gadgets and the internet also seem to have become the hearts of millennials. Social media is trending among the millennial generation. Da'wah must make full use of it. If not, the flow of da'wah will slow down and become out of date. The development of communication technology has changed the way people communicate. Therefore, it is necessary to optimize the use of new media and da'wah strategies according to the millennial generation. Given the segmentation of mad'u is very complex and diverse. Some time ago, Gus Miftah, an anti-mainstream preacher, was busy talking on social media, showing himself preaching and inviting karaoke guides for prayer. Gus Miftah's method of preaching was unnatural, because the location of his preaching was a nightclub which was considered dirty or inappropriate to receive preaching. Then the question arises, what is Gus Miftah's strategy in getting the immoral experts to go on the right path? using what methods of da'wah are suitable for the marginalized.

ЗАСОБИ РЕПРЕЗЕНТАЦІЇ НЕВЕРБАЛЬНИХ ЕЛЕМЕНТІВ МОВЛЕННЄВОГО ЕТИКЕТУ ПРИ ПЕРЕКЛАДІ ДІЛОВОГО ДИСКУРСУ

The article is dedicated to the study of the non-verbal communicative means in the aspect of translation, in particular strategies, tactics and devices of rendering non-verbal elements of speech ethiquette while translating business discourse. The theoretical grounding for the article was formed by the works by Ukrainian and foreign scholars in the field of intercultural communication. In the course of the research there have been investigated the peculiarities of the structure, semantics and functioning of the non-verbal elements of speech ethiquette. It has been proved that the incorrect interpretation of gestures, poses, look, clothes by the representatives of different cultures may result not only in the cultural and communicative barrier but also in the total failure. The research has been carried out on the basis of the scripts of business talks and conferences in English and their Ukrainian translations. It has been revealed that the dominant strategy in rendering non-verbal communicative means in translating English business discourse into Ukrainian is the strategy of re-addressing, relying on which the translator chooses translation tactics and devices.The choice of the strategy is connected with the relevance of the achievement of the communicative goal of the audience’s persuasion in this type of discourse. The leading role among the tactics is given to the tactic of rendering relevant information, tactic of liguistic and cukltureal adaptation and tactic of correct information presentation. The most recurrent translation devices are descriptive translation and contextual replacement. The perspective is seen in the more detailed analysis of each variety of non-verbal communicative means in the aspect of their rendering in translation into other languages.

Doing business and constructing identities through small talk in workplace instant messaging

Abstract This paper describes how bilingual colleagues living in Hong Kong make small talk in instant messaging to achieve various business-oriented goals and construct multiple identities in the discursive process. Guided by James Paul Gee’s revised framework of discourse analysis, the analyses evidenced that, overall, colleagues use small talk in instant messages to maintain minimal ties with distant partners, fill in silence during computer work, affect informal decision-making at work, and to diffuse useful surrounding information into business talk. These instances interplay with different affordances provided by the gadgets in the instant messenger interfaces. Such creative usage, together with the perceived nature of online interaction and instant messaging, results in multiple and turbulent identities circulating in the broader context of workplace discourse. The article concludes by arguing that computer-mediated communication has offered participants an emerging modus of interacting socially, beyond the physical and psychological constraints of time and space.

LANGUAGE MEANS OF REALIZATION OF RHETORICAL STRATEGIES OF BUSINESS-COMMUNICATION AND THEIR CORRELATION WITH ZONES OF INFLUENCE OF A HUMAN BEING

The present paper is devoted to the problem of study of the language means of realization of rhetorical strategies of business communication in their correlation with zones of influence of a human being. The business strategies – informative, regulative-directive, argumentative-persuasive, manipulative, of positive self-representation – and their correlation with zones of influence of a human being: rational-logical, volitional, psycho-emotional, moral-axiological, and aesthetic-imagery have been researched. The purpose of the paper is to find out correlations of rhetorical strategies and tactics of business communication and zones of influence of a human being. The object of study is rhetorical strategies and tactics of business communication and their correlations with zones of influence of a human being. The subject of the study is language means of realization of rhetorical strategies and tactics of business communication in their correlations with zones of influence of a human being. The methods applied include rhetorical, contextual, and discourse-analysis, methods of classification and systematization. Business communication is organized on the principles of co-operation and politeness. Its intentional nature molds business genre forms and influences the choice of rhetorical strategies and tactics. Rhetorical strategies and tactics, which are realized in certain language means, correlate with rational-volitional-emotional sphere of a human being. The perspectives of the research are to conduct a rhetorical analysis of the academic communication and to approve the results of the research at practical teaching of academic and business talk to Master students.

IDENTIFYING STUDENTS’ LEARNING STYLES IN UNDERSTANDING EXTERNALITIES

This survey was conducted to determine which learning styles will improve students’ level of understanding of externalities. A cross-sectional study was conducted among 178 Business Economics students, who were taking the Public Finance course at an institute of higher education in Perak. A set of formulated questionnaires was distributed to all the participating students. Only 146 completed questionnaires were returned and the students’ chosen learning styles in understanding externalities, net gains in well-being, and internalizing negative externalities were analyzed using SPSS software. Findings from the collected data revealed that students learned externalities better by using presentation software in the classroom and by applying mathematical models. The R-squared value indicated that 62.4% of the good grades obtained by the students can be explained by the application of mathematical tools and by integrating technology into the classroom. Mathematics is a core skill that provides access to externalities. Meanwhile, learning about externalities by watching business talks had helped the students to experience real-world situations. However, the survey results had also revealed that previous knowledge in taxation did not have a significant effect on students’ performance in internalizing negative externalities. The application of diagrams in the course of study also failed to have any significant effect on the students’ test grades.

AN ANALYSIS OF CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT DIFFICULTIES IN THEMATIC LEARNING IN SD N 2 KUTOSARI

<em>Curriculum 2013 has started to be implemented in schools, including in SD N 2 Kutosari. One of its realizations is the thematic learning for grade 1, 2, 4, and 5. The implementation needs a good classroom management in order to achieve maximum learning objectives. However, in the actual act, there are still teachers who have difficulties in managing the classroom for the thematic learning. The purpose of this research was to describe problems in the classroom management for the thematic learning in SD N 2 Kutosari. The approach used in this research was qualitative with descriptive analysis. The data were collected through observation, documentation, and interview to the teachers. Result showed that there are problems, such as (1) Students feltbored easily to the learning subject (2) Students were busy talking with their friends (3) Students were busy to get attention from the teachers and the other students (4) The number of students in class exceeded the ideal number (5) Students tended to choose friends in group discussion (6) Less interesting subject (7) A static classroom setting.</em>

Revitalization Processes of Changing Geospatial in European Cities

Purpose. Brief retrospective analysis of the geographical component of revitalization in European cities, study of the generalized and indirect effect of the revitalization phenomenon on the geospace of urban urban systems. Results. The results of the study of revitalization processes in European cities are presented. European cities are characterized by uneven development, concentration of potential in the capital and some regional centers, as well as the increase of crisis phenomena in the periphery. We are talking about depressed territories, settlements, post-industrial cities or parts of them. That is why we consider it necessary to speak not only about the restoration of potential and improvement of socio-economic indicators in cities, but also about the large-scale implementation of urban space revitalization programs. Approaches to revitalization processes are ideally designed as processes for empowering unused urban space. At the same time, they should be aimed at ensuring the effective use of public and private financed bonds and project funds for projects from the Civic Control Center. The main requirement of the community is to begin the process of updating and involving the administration in these projects. The first round of negotiations between the authorities and society prompted the city to come up with a coherent approach aimed at the target group and at the same time agree on the financial budget and future beneficiaries. In addition to those responsible for urban planning, special roles are assigned to local departments of schools, youth, senior citizens and business development (business, marketing and investor talks). It is these areas of human and financial capital that should be responsible for urban marketing and tourism. The involvement of a restructuring trustee in project planning and development is required. Conclusion. Taking into account the geographical component (in particular the topography, vegetation, green areas), as a result of the revitalization helps to improve the quality of living environment and affects the peculiarities of the geospatial of the city. An important component of the success of a revitalization program must be public participation in discussing and solving problems to ensure sustainable urban development. Studying the experience of European cities in the area of ​​revitalization will give a new impetus to many Ukrainian cities trying to overcome the problems of deprived urban areas, including the historic central districts and mediocrity.