Is the technology language sensitive? Are there any cultural effects or differences?
Not really. We do recommend that you speak in the language you are most comfortable in (i.e. the language you think and count in – typically your mother-tongue). This ensures that you can focus entirely on your emotions rather than on the accurate “translation” of your thoughts. Nevertheless, voice analysis is not language sensitive. The voice analysis technology was optimized on more than 6,000 test subjects and the emotional profiling technology was tested on 40,000 international subjects in Europe, the Americas and the Middle-East and was found accurate. The technology was not yet tested on Asian and African cultures.
Related Questions
- There may be cultural differences and language barriers, how does the CSI Service – Communicator help me bridge that complexity?
- Does the model work in each region despite the language differences, the cultural differences?
- Are offshore staff trained to overcome potential language and cultural differences?
