Graph 1, Country comparison XXXXX Geert Hofstede’s X XXXXXXXXXX
XXXXXXX is XXX XXX of XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXX and XXXXXXXXXX patterns, consisting of XXXX of XXXXXXXXXX, actions XXX XXXXXX (XXXXXX, Martin, XXXX). XXX value orientations measured in the XXXXX are:
X. Power XXXXXXXX – XXX social inequality XXX the acceptance XX XXXXXXXXX, plus XXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX
X. Individualism -
3. XXXXXXXXXXX – XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXX XX. XXXXXXX of life XXX XXXXXX values
X. Uncertainty XXXXXXXXX – XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX XX. XXXXXXXXX rules XXX formality
5. XXXX XXXX Orientation – XXXXX results XX. XXXX term XXXXXXXXXXX
X. Indulgence - Impulsive XXXXXXXX XX. XXXXXXXXX
XXXXX a business seeking XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX, XXX hamburger XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXX knows the local XXXXXX. In XXX United XXXXXX, the power distance is at XX. XXXX is directly XXXXXX XX XXX XXXX level of individualism -91. The XXXXX culture shows that the XXXXXXXXX can XX challenged, XXXX XXX ideal XXXXXX XX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXX XXXX one XXXXXXXXXXXXX. This XXXXX XXXXXXXX shows XXXX XXXXXX feel XXXXX XXXX XXXX other. XXXX one XXX the same set XX freedoms XXX XXXXXX. XXX U.S XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX. The uncertainty XXXXXXXXX XXXXX XXXXX that people expect XX be XXXX and XXXX XXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX. XXX long-term XXXXXXXXXXX XXXXX XX XXX. People XXXXXX fast results XXX companies measure the XXXXXXXXXXX in quarters XXX even months. XXXXXX people XXXX XX XX XXXXXXXXX, XX XXX score for XXXXXXXXXX XXXXX: "Work XXXX, play hard". Mexico will XX an interesting market to approach. XX close yet so different. The power distance is double. XXXXXXXX accept that each one has a XXXX in the society XXX XXXXX XX an XXXXXXX accepted hierarchy. XXX XXXXX XX individualism XX XXX. XXXXXX everything is XXXX as a collective effort and XXX group XX XXXXXXXX than XXX individual. XXX XXXXXX XX masculinity XXX XXXXX similar XX XXX XXXX in X.S. This XXXXX XXXXXXXX XXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXX also keep a XXXXX XX respect for family and XXXX values. XXX XXXX-XXXX orientation XX XXXX very XXXXXXX XXXX the XXX in XXX U.S. But XXXXXXXX are a XXXXX XXXXXXX and they are very XXXXXXXXX. They XXXX a high XXXXX XXX XXXXXXXXXX. XXXX XXXX for the XXXXXXXX XX XXXX. The hamburger franchise has a good XXXXXXXX XXX XXXXXXXX opportunity on XXX Mexican XXXXXX.
XXXXX is similar XXXX XXXXXX XXXX it comes XX XXXXX XXXXXXXX, individualism, XXX masculinity. Uncertainty XXXXXXXXX levels lower than in XXX X.S. The XXXXXXX culture XX rigid but XXXXXXXXXXX is accepted. XXXXXXXXXX is not so accepted due XX a XXXX traditionalism. XXXXXX has XXX XXXXXX score XXX XXXXX XXXXXXXX. It XX XXXX like a collective society with equal members. XX a XXXXXXXXXXX, XXXXXXXXXXXXX XX also lower than in XXX X.S. The XXXXXXX XX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX XXXXX like in Mexico. They avoid unplanned XXXXXX. They are XXXX term oriented. X.A.X XXX the XXXXXXX XXXXX XXX power XXXXXXXX. XXX XXXXXXX is XXXXX by an authoritarian monarchy. The society XX more important than XXX individual. XXXXX XX a XXXXXXX XXXXXXX between XXXXXXXX and masculine XXXXXX. Like Israel, XXXXX culture XXXXXX XXXXXXXXX things. As a XXXXXXXXXX, the franchise XXXXXX XXXXX expand in Mexico XXXXXXX XXXX are XXXXXXXXX and love food.
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Chaney, Martin, Intercultural Business Communications XXXXXXX 6th ISBN XXXXXXXXXXXXX
XXX Hofstede XXXXXX, XXXXXX XXXXXXX, XXXXXXXX on XXXXX XX, XXXX, from XXXXX-XXXXXXXX.com
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