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Adequacy of Hong Kong-California Business Communication Methods

University of Southern California

P. Thomas McGuire

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Chan Tsang Sing

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Companies communicating between Hong Kong and California employ seven basic methods: telex, letter, telephone, visit, courier, computer, and telegram. Interviews with 21 managers in Hong Kong and 22 in California reveal the main advantages and disadvantages of these methods and recom mend a number of safeguards against their misuse.

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