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16_DIM of
DIVERSITY
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Martice de DépartCréer des groupespour donner du sens

Context

Origine
of Control

Uncertainty
Avoidance

Universalism vs
Particularism

Particularism

r

People believe that each circumstance, and each relationship, dictates the rules that they live byTheir response to a situation may changer, based on what's happening in the moment, and who's invovled

Specific VS Diffuse

Power distance

Success/
Progress

Symbolic
Gender

Indulgence

Emotions

Space

Low territoriality

r

Less ownership of spaceBoundaries are less importantThey will share territoryLess concern for material ownershipTheir sens of "stealing" is less developedPeople with low territoriality tend to be high context

Linear VS Vertical
Time

f

Time

Individualism
VS Collectivism

Individualism VS
Communitarianism

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BC

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Monochronic

r

Doing one thing at a timeCareful planning and schedulingFamiliar Western approach "Time is money"Monochronic people tend to be low context

External

r

Belief that situation, context or environment control peopleObligation to work with environment to achieve goalsAvoid conflict as much as possiblePeople often need reassurance that they're doing a good job

Low

r

Very little is taken for grantedMore explanation is neededLess chance of misunderstanding particularly when visitors are presentFocus on verbal communication

High

r

Many contextual elements that help people understand the rulesMuch is taken for grantedThis can be very consufing for person who does not understand the 'unwrittent rules' of the cultureMuch nonverbal communication

France

Individualism

r

“I” consciousMaximum self interestFulfill obligations to selfLoss of self-respect, guilt.REF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 14

Universalism

r

People place a high importance on laws, rules, values and obligationsThey try to deal fairly with people based on these rules, but rules come before relationshipsREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 10

Specific

r

Seperate work with social lifeNo relationships's impact on businessImportant but secondaryWe can work with no related personREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 16

Emotional

r

– People find ways to express their emotions, at work.– In these cultures, it's welcome and accepted to show emotion.REF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 19

Ascription

r

Valued for who you arePower, title & status arevalued over of achievementREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 22

Synchronous

r

Past, present, and future are overlappingPeople work on several project at oncePlans and commitments are flexibleREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 25

Internal

r

Belief that a person can control situation, context or environment to achieve goalds.This includes working with teams and within organizationsREF : 07_Dimension Page 28

High

r

High dependence needsInequality acceptedHierarchy is neededSuperiors inaccessiblePower holders have privilegesChange by revolutionREF :  6 Dimensions - Hofstede Diapo 7/29

Femininity

r

Quality of life serving othersStriving for consensusWork in order to liveSmall and slow are beautifulSympathy for the unfortunateIntuitionREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 18

Strong

r

Anxiety, high stressInner urge to work hardShowing emotions acceptedConflict is threateningNeed for consensusNeed to avoid failureNeed for law and rulesREF : 2 interculturel diapo 11

High

r

Many truthsPragmaticLong term orientationAcceptance of changePerseveranceThrift for investmentREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 23

Restraint

r

High “socialization”High normative educationHigh control of desiresHigh restraint of impulsesREF : https://www.hofstede-insights.com/country/japan/

Individualism

r

People believe in personal freedom andachievement.They believe that you make your own decisions,and that you must take care of yourself.REF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 13

Sujet secondaire

Japan

Universalism

r

People place a high importance on laws, rules, values and obligationsThey try to deal fairly with people based on these rules, but rules come before relationshipsREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 10

Collectivism

r

“We” consciousRelationships over tasksFulfill obligations to groupLoss of “face”, shame.REF : Interculturel Dim Page 14

Diffuse

r

Overlap between work & personal lifeGood relationships are important in businessRelationships are the same either at work or in social lifePeople hang out with clients and colleaguesREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 16

Ascription

r

Valued for who you arePower, title & status arevalued over of achievementREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 22

Neutral

r

People make great efforts to control their emotions.Reason influences actions more than feelings.People don't reveal what they're thinking or how they're feelingREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 19

Sequential

r

People like events happen in order Ponctuality, planning In this culture, "time is money" REF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 25

Internal

r

Belief that a person can control situation, context or environment to achieve goalds. This includes working with teams and within organizations REF : 07_Dimension Page 28

High

r

High dependence needsInequality acceptedHierarchy is neededSuperiors inaccessiblePower holders have privilegesChange by revolutionREF :  6 Dimensions - Hofstede Diapo 7/29

Masculinity

r

Ambitious and a need to excelTendency to polarizeLive in order to workBig and fast are beautifulAdmiration for the achieverDecisivenessREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 18

Strong

r

Anxiety, high stressInner urge to work hardShowing emotions acceptedConflict is threateningNeed for consensusNeed to avoid failureNeed for law and rulesREF : 2 intercultural page 11

High

r

Many truthsPragmaticLong term orientationAcceptance of changePerseveranceThrift for investmentREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 23

Restraint

r

Indulgence :High “socialization”High normative educationHigh control of desiresHigh restraint of impulsesREF : https://www.hofstede-insights.com/country/japan/

Communitarism

r

People believe that the group is more importantthan the individual.The group provides help and safety, in exchangefor loyalty.The group always comes before the individual.REF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 13

Individualism

USA

Masculinity

r

Ambitious and a need to excelTendency to polarizeLive in order to workBig and fast are beautifulAdmiration for the achieverDecisivenessREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 18

High territoriality

r

More concern for ownership in general of material thingsTheir sense of "stealing" is more developedMark out the areas with neighbours Co-workers may fight over propertySecurity for people with high need for ownershipPeople with high territoriality tend also to be low context

Universalism

r

People place a high importance on laws, rules, values and obligationsThey try to deal fairly with people based on these rules, but rules come before relationshipsREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 10

Specific

r

Seperate work with social lifeNo relationships's impact on businessImportant but secondaryWe can work with no related personREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 16

Neutral

r

People make great efforts to control their emotions.Reason influences actions more than feelings.People don't reveal what they're thinking or how they're feelingREF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 19

Polychronic

r

3 Dimensions - Hall : Diapo 9

Low

r

Low dependence needsInequality minimizedHierarchy for convenience Superiors accessibleAll have equal rightsChange by revolutionDiapo 18 PPT

Weak

r

Relaxed, lower stressHard work not a virtue per seEmotions not shownConflict & competition seen as fair playAcceptance of dissentWillingness to take riskThere should be few rulesInterculturel Dim Page 10

Individualism

r

People believe in personal freedom andachievement.They believe that you make your own decisions,and that you must take care of yourself.REF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 13

Achivement

r

Belief that you are what you do These cultures Value performance , no matter who you areBased on results REF : 07_Dimension PPT Page 22

Internal

r

Belief that a person can control situation, context or environment to achieve goalds. This includes working with teams and within organizations REF : 07_Dimension Page 28

Low

r

Absolute thuthConventional/traditionalShort terme orientationConcern for stabilityQuick results expectedSpending for todayREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 23

Indulgent

r

Indulgence :Low "socialization"Low normative educationLow control of desiresLow restraint of impulsesREF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 26https://www.hofstede-insights.com/country-comparison/the-usa/

Individualism

r

“I” consciousMaximum self interestFulfill obligations to selfLoss of self-respect, guilt.REF : Interculturel Dim-03 Page 14