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    cultures usually have centralized‚ top-down control. Low power distance implies greater equality and empowerment. Malaysia‚ Panama‚ and Guatemala rated the highest in this category. The US was 38th. Self Hofstede named this Individualism versus Collectivism (ID or IDV). In an individual environment the individual person and their rights are more important than groups that they may belong to. In a collective environment‚ people are born into strong extended family or tribal communities‚ and these loyalties

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    research program focusing on culture and leadership in 61 nations. National cultures are examined in terms of nine dimensions: performance orientation‚ future orientation‚ assertiveness‚ power distance‚ humane orientation‚ institutional collectivism‚ in-group collectivism‚ uncertainty avoidance‚ and gender egalitarianism. In a survey of thousands of middle managers in food processing‚ finance‚ and telecommunications industries in these countries‚ GLOBE compares their cultures and attributes of effective

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    (Rand: 20) The principle of collectivism is revealed in the beginning of the novel thus: “It is a fearful word‚ alone the laws say that none among men may be alone‚ ever and at any time‚ for this is the great transgression‚ the root of all evils....” (Rand: 17) Equality 7 – 2521‚ the protagonist‚ is a freethinker‚ living in a slave state. The state requires blind obedience to its decrees‚ which he refuses to render. The collectivism of this society explains why Equality 7–2521 is

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    INTRODUCTION​1 2. CRITICAL DECISIONS​1 2.1 Key Decision 1 - Recruitment​1 2.2 Key Decision 2 - Contract​2 2.3 Key Decision 3 - Training​2 3. ISSUES​3 3.1 National Cultures and Values​3 3.1.1 Power Distance​4 3.1.2 Uncertainty Avoidance​4 3.1.3 Collectivism​5 3.1.4 Masculinity​5 3.1.5 Long-term Orientation​5 3.2 Personality​6 4. CONCLUSION​6 5. RECOMMENDATIONS​7 REFERENCES​8 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Kelly and two other westerners working in Japan on the JET program had a dispute with their

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    distance between the host country (j) and the home country (in this case Germany). It is calculated with a summation of 4 different variables indicating different cultural dimensions. These are uncertainty avoidance‚ power distance‚ individualism/collectivism and masculinity/femininity. is the country j’s score on one of the four cultural dimension is the score of the home country (in this case Germany) on this dimension. is the variance of this particular dimension. Firstly‚ the distance on

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    help to create and protect a favorable image and reputation for their corporation. Individualism is of two kinds in corporations: one is positive individualism and the other is negative individualism. Positive individualism is in the context of collectivism‚ to pursue and maximize their interests based upon protecting common benefits. However‚ the important characteristic of negative individualism is self-centered and egoism‚ which basically is behaved in two respects‚ the social responsibility

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    dynamics can be exhibited in both stories. However‚ the story diverges as one portrays collectivism while the other portrays a child-centered family dynamic. Support is provided for this idea in The Creation of Earth‚ “when it was said‚ ‘who will make the light?’” (PG.1139) Yohan the Star‚ Shar-pah the Moon‚ and T-cho the Sun all agreed to make light‚ similar to the ideas of families working together in a collectivism culture. This quote also creates an image of persons or conscious beings providing

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    Jane Addams truly had an unbelievable impact upon those around her. "Walter Lippmann‚ noted author and critic‚ commented‚ ’She had compassion without condescension‚ She had pity without retreat into vulgarity. She had infinite sympathy for common things without forgetfulness of those that are uncommon.’ (Robin Berson) A friend of hers recalled astutely‚ ’She was a woman of marvelous poise. She never seemed to be flustered‚ never off balance‚ even when angry - and she was capable of deep indignation

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    distance tried to play down such inequalities in society as much as possible. The individualism versus collectivism It focuses on the degree the society reinforces individual or collective‚ achievement and interpersonal relationships. In the individualism society‚ the ties between individuals were loose and people ’s achievement and freedom could be valued. Compared with that‚ in the collectivism society‚ the relationship between individuals was tight. All the collective types such as family were

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    a well-known company‚ but later decided to quit because he felt like his job was ruining his lifestyle. While the vast majority of Japanese workers would embrace the idea of collectivism‚ Iwashita decided to act on his own and to not conform to the Japanese status quo. Japanese culture reinforces this idea of collectivism in which its citizens work to benefit the country. This leads to Japanese citizens overworking themselves. It is very common for Japanese people to work all day and night‚

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