Part+B+sarah+Moore

May not be used to our customs, our jokes, or our way of life, could take offense to what we find humerous.
 * International Visitor**

Treat them no differently than other staff, make them feel welcome. Do not threaten them by using extreme Australian humour or jokes that they couls take offend to.
 * A staff member from a different background**

When dealing with customers that are not of the same nationality as yourself i find myself toning down my personality allot to allow the person to feel comportable and that i am not threatening in any way. The level of formality is higher becuase you want make this person feel comfortable. Always take your time with customers who may not be able to speak english fluently, try to speak as clearly as possible, and if you do happen to know a couple of words of their language try to say something so it makes them feel more comfortable.
 * My own experiences**

I myself do not have any different culture other than Australian. I have been to Bali however so I understand what it is like in a foriegn country where the locals cannot speak my language very well.