2013 6-6 a difference is a source of creation
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- 2. “The Customer is God.” Iratshai-mase ! (welcome) Smiling cheerfully !
- 4. Opposite driving directions drives on right drives on left
- 6. How to write an address. Macro ⇒ Micro Zip code ⇒State/Region ⇒City/Town ⇒Street Address 062-8605, Sapporo, Toyohira-ku, Asahi-machi, 4－1－40 Micro ⇒ Macro Street Address ⇒City/Town ⇒State/Region ⇒Zip code 4－1－40, Asahi-machi, Toyohira-ku, Sapporo, 062-8605
- 7. Opposite directions in a toilet Wall Wall
- 8. National Culture Influencing Business company Business Environment National Culture
- 10. Five Dimensions of National Culture 1. Individualism / collectivism 1. Individualism / collectivism behavior towards the group 2. Uncertainty avoidance the need for structure 3. Masculinity/femininity behavior according to gender 4. Power distance how a society handles inequalities 5. Long Term Orientation virtue: thrift and perseverance NOTE: These are relative not absolute !
- 12. Individualism Individual first Business Card Company first Collectivism
- 15. Hofstede Scores: Five Dimensions femininity
- 17. Five Dimensions of National Culture 1. Individualism / collectivism behavior towards the group 2. Uncertainty avoidance the need for structure 3. Masculinity/femininity behavior according to gender 4. Power distance how a society handles inequalities 5. Long Term Orientation virtue: thrift and perseverance NOTE: These are relative not absolute !
- 18. Five Dimensions of National Culture 1. Individualism / collectivism behavior towards the group 2. Uncertainty avoidance the need for structure 3. Masculinity/femininity behavior according to gender 4. Power distance how a society handles inequalities 5. Long Term Orientation virtue: thrift and perseverance NOTE: These are relative not absolute !
- 19. Five Dimensions of National Culture 1. Individualism / collectivism behavior towards the group 2. Uncertainty avoidance the need for structure 3. Masculinity/femininity behavior according to gender 4. Power distance how a society handles inequalities 5. Long Term Orientation virtue: thrift and perseverance NOTE: These are relative not absolute !
- 20. Five Dimensions of National Culture 1. Individualism / collectivism behavior towards the group 2. Uncertainty avoidance the need for structure 3. Masculinity/femininity behavior according to gender 4. Power distance how a society handles inequalities 5. Long Term Orientation virtue: thrift and perseverance NOTE: These are relative not absolute !
- 22. Communication Styles 1. High context: Shared understanding Importance of socialising to build trust Avoid direct criticism: Loss of face 2. Low context: Explicit information Separation of business and personal life Open expressions and criticisms Origin: Geography and climate
- 23. Three Key Massages ： Importance of Flexibility & Adaptability 1. When you are in Rome, do as the Romans do. 2. Your common sense is not always other’s one. 3. Put yourself in another’s place.
- 24. Five Keys to Success in Japan 1. Show Respect and Humility. 2. Recognize the Positive. 3. Be Patient. 4. Embrace Ambiguity. 5. Suspend Disbelief
- 25. Session 2
- 26. Evaluate Yourself name: Please mark only one response per question. Individualism versus Collectivism 5 (Strongly agree), 4 (Agree), 3 (Undecided), 2 (Disagree), 1 (Strongly Disagree) Uncertainty avoidance 5 (Strongly Weak), 4 (Weak), 3 (Undecided), 2 (Strong), 1 (Strongly Strong) Masculinity versus Femininity 5 (Strongly agree), 4 (Agree), 3 (Undecided), 2 (Disagree), 1 (Strongly Disagree) Power distance 5 (Strongly strong), 4 (strong), 3 (Undecided), 2 (weak), 1 (Strongly weak) Short-Term versus Long-Term 5 (Strongly Short), 4 (Short), 3 (Undecided), 2 (Long), 1 (Strongly Long)
- 28. Make Your Pentagon Masculinity name: Hideyuki