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1. Individualism v Collectivism - some societies value the performance of individuals - some value team performance - implications for financial rewards (indiv bonuses v profit sharing) 2. Power distance - extent to which inequality is tolerated and whether there is a strong sense of position and status - high PD = accepts bureaucracy and respect for authority and rank - low PD =suggests a flat org structure and emphasis on personal responsibility/autonomy 3. Masculinity v Femininity - Decision making style - Masculine = hard edged, fact based, aggressive style - Feminine = consultation and individual analysis 4. Uncertainty Avoidance - Attitude to risk taking - Level of anxiety - Low levels: willingness to accept risk, rule breaking, chanfe - High levels: more support for rules, data, etc. 5. Long Term Orientation - Some countries emphasize short termism - Other counries take a much longer term perspective - Key implication is the impact on investment decisions and risk taking 6. Indulgence v Restraint - Indulgence stands for a society that allows free gratification of basic human drives - Restraint stands for a society that supresses needs and regulates by social norms
@@angrypumpkin9627 i had passed the course with good great and i still remember these stuff :) now I am writing my masters thesis in communication engineering
This question just came up in my exam. Had not revised it nor learned about it at all . I put Religion, nationality and ethnicity lol, now I know what they were expecting.
A new dimension that I want to add is childlikeness vs maturity (childlike or mature). Childlike cultures value more the innocence of children, and mature cultures value more the experience of adults. Childlike cultures put more emphasis on children rights and mature cultures put more emphasis on respecting adults. Childlike cultures view children and adults as equals and mature cultures view adults as authorities.
It has to do with cultures and what they value and nothing to do with gender. Masculine cultures would value ambition power and financial stability a masculine culture would be the USA and feminine cultures value things like taking care of people supporting others countries such Netherlands’s or Finland would be considered feminine culture
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Thank you sooo much! You have explained it brilliantly :)
Thank you so much. One of the first high quality treatments of culture on UA-cam. Too many amateurs expressing personal opinions. Thank you!
Whenever I watch any of this channel's videos. I immediately click the thumbs up button before the video finishes. Because all these videos are always so helpful, easy to grasp and on point. Thank you 🙏 .
1. Individualism v Collectivism
- some societies value the performance of individuals
- some value team performance
- implications for financial rewards (indiv bonuses v profit sharing)
2. Power distance
- extent to which inequality is tolerated and whether there is a strong sense of position and status
- high PD = accepts bureaucracy and respect for authority and rank
- low PD =suggests a flat org structure and emphasis on personal responsibility/autonomy
3. Masculinity v Femininity
- Decision making style
- Masculine = hard edged, fact based, aggressive style
- Feminine = consultation and individual analysis
4. Uncertainty Avoidance
- Attitude to risk taking
- Level of anxiety
- Low levels: willingness to accept risk, rule breaking, chanfe
- High levels: more support for rules, data, etc.
5. Long Term Orientation
- Some countries emphasize short termism
- Other counries take a much longer term perspective
- Key implication is the impact on investment decisions and risk taking
6. Indulgence v Restraint
- Indulgence stands for a society that allows free gratification of basic human drives
- Restraint stands for a society that supresses needs and regulates by social norms
Thank you for saving me from reading a paper about it which could potentially take 2,5-3 hours (I am a slow reader).
2 years later, same.
2 months later, same
@@King-Nova 7 months later, same
5yrs later haha.. Hii how's life?😂
@@angrypumpkin9627 i had passed the course with good great and i still remember these stuff :) now I am writing my masters thesis in communication engineering
This question just came up in my exam. Had not revised it nor learned about it at all . I put Religion, nationality and ethnicity lol, now I know what they were expecting.
I didn't understand Hofstede model from the textbook but I do now!
It's a cracking model George!
Simply explained, concise and factual. Tutor2U is an excellent series and always my first point of searching for business related explainations
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This helped me a lot in understand the key meaning of each, as well as differentiating between them all.
Wonderful! Good luck in your studies Lene
Love this video. Very straightforward and to the point yet covers everything. Thanks!
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thanks for the explanation Im currently learning for my exam on wednesday. Your video helped me
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This is a very clear explanation. Thank you.
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Thank you so much! My professor made me so confused when explaining this
A new dimension that I want to add is childlikeness vs maturity (childlike or mature). Childlike cultures value more the innocence of children, and mature cultures value more the experience of adults. Childlike cultures put more emphasis on children rights and mature cultures put more emphasis on respecting adults. Childlike cultures view children and adults as equals and mature cultures view adults as authorities.
Thank you for the lecture on this topic since it was never clear to me.. until now
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What is societal culture “as is” and “should be”. What are their differences?
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Excellent video. Thanks
Can you please speak about key orientations concept kluckhohn and strodtbeck?
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At 7:25, does a higher Uncertainty Avoidance mean they are high risk takers or low risk takers?
Are these approaches only for businesses or can they be for individuals too when making a decision on purchasing a product, for example?
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where did you get this information from? I.e. what Literature did you use?
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8:34 but it was 8 minutes! :p
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Masculinity and femininity wasn’t explained properly here
true
It has to do with cultures and what they value and nothing to do with gender. Masculine cultures would value ambition power and financial stability a masculine culture would be the USA and feminine cultures value things like taking care of people supporting others countries such Netherlands’s or Finland would be considered feminine culture
Fashion Physics thanks mate, do you got a summary of this in word? I’ve an oral exam about it tomorrow