It is the process by which ideas, knowledge, and information spread around the world.

It is the growth in international exchange of goods, services, and capital, and the increasing levels of integration that characterize economic activity.

The message is expressed direct to the point; thus, truth and literal meanings are conveyed.

Cultural differences in leadership styles often create unexpected misunderstandings.

Money, products, materials, information, and people flow more swiftly across national boundaries today than ever. 

The message is acted out with the integration of careful nonverbal communications.

The supervisor expresses his/her disappointment about the conflict on financial management made by his/her finance staff is an example of indirect communication.

The technology specialist prepares for his/her explanations to be able to carefully describe the unforeseen technological issues during the company’s conference is an example of indirect communication.

The administrator directly meets the clients for their product and service demands is an example of indirect communication.

The entrepreneur builds a good association with his/her staff by providing encouragement despite the struggles in business is an example of indirect communication

The environmentalist orients the teenagers on the proper waste management in their region is an example of direct communication.

The officer calls for authority and power from the higher-ups is an example of direct communication.