Cross-Cultural PerspectiveStudent NameInstructor CourseDate IntroductionA multinational organization is one that is present in many countries around the globe. This precise elaboration is debatable; however, it commonly involves possessing management in one country and production or service provision in other countries. Due to globalization, most organizations have outsourced abroad, and this has thus built up various multinational companies. With technological assist, individuals from different countries and cultures, currently, can communicate on a daily basis. Despite technology easing the communication difficulty, most individuals face communication challenges such as time differences, barriers in language, dissimilarities in perception, and geographical distance among others. These challenges can lead to complications when a promise to a client or a particular deadline of absolute requires to be met.Multinational organizational not only experience logistical and time zone associated problems; however, they must learn how to act in dissimilar cultures wherein time concepts, contracts, and relationships can vary immensely. Thus, having the knowledge of the primary ways in which cultures have differences around the world is significant in understanding the dissimilarities between domestic and global management. This paper analyzes the cultural and ethical issues faced by