DBwP - Culture Dimensions - Europe
•
2 likes•780 views
DOING BUSINESS WITH... PEOPLE Five European National characters expressed in Publicity: Spain, Italy, United Kingdom, Germany and France.
Recommended
More Related Content
Viewers also liked
Viewers also liked (16)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
DBwP - Culture Dimensions - Europe
- 1. Power Uncertainty distance avoidance Masculinity Individualism
- 3. Malaysia Arab Countries Mexico India France The extent to which the less Italy powerful members of Japan institutions expect and accept Spain that power is distributed US unequally Germany UK Denmark Austria
- 4. A manager from UK (Low) is working in France (High) • Be authoritarian • Give clear and explicit directions • Do not expect subordinates to take initiative • Deadlines should be highlighted and stressed • Show respect and deference to those higher up the ladder
- 5. Greece Japan Spain France Korea Arab countries Germany The extent to which Italy members of a society feel Australia threaten by uncertain or Canada unknown situations US UK India Denmark Singapore
- 6. A manager from Spain (high) is working in UK (Low) • Be flexible and open to new ideas • Be prepared immediate actions following decisions • Allow employees autonomy; only guidelines will be expected
- 7. Australia US UK Canada France The tendency of people to Germany look after themselves and Spain their immediate family and Japan neglect the needs of society Mexico Italy Korea Singapore
- 8. A manager from UK (high) is working in Italy (Low) • Be aware that individuals have a strong sense of responsibility for their family • Understand that promotions depend upon seniority and experience • Note that the decision making process will be rather slow, as many members across the hierarchy need to be consulted
- 9. Japan Italy Mexico Germany UK The tendency within a US Arabia society to emphasize France traditional gender roles Spain Korea Russia Portugal Denmark Sweden
- 10. A manager from Spain (low) is working in Italy (high) • Communicate directly, unemotionally and concisely • Avoid asking personal questions in business situations
- 11. France Power Distance Italy Germany Spain UK World Average Individualism vs Uncertainty Avoidance Collectivism Masculinity vs Feminity
Editor's Notes
- Louis XVI (last king before French Revolution)ORIENTATION TOWARDS AUTHORITY
- Horatio NelsonDe Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libreSaltar a: navegación, búsquedaHoratio Nelson Retrato de Horatio Nelson(por Lemuel Francis Abbot, 1800, NationalMaritimeMuseum, Greenwich, Londres. Óleo, 76,2 x 63,5 cm. Porta sobre su tricornio el chelengk, distinción concedida por el sultán turco Selim III por su victoria en la batalla del Nilo en 1798)Nacimiento 29 de septiembre de 1758BurnhamThorpe (Inglaterra) Fallecimiento 21 de octubre de 1805Cabo de Trafalgar (España) Nacionalidad Reino Unido Ocupación Vicealmirante de la Royal NavyFirmaHoratio Nelson, primer Vizconde Nelson, primer Duque de Bronté, KB (BurnhamThorpe, Inglaterra; 29 de septiembre de 1758 – Cabo de Trafalgar, España; 21 de octubre de 1805), conocido también como almirante Nelson, uno de los marinos más célebres de la historia, se destacó durante las Guerras Napoleónicas y obtuvo su mayor victoria en la célebre batalla de Trafalgar, en la que perdió la vida.Poseía los títulos de duque de Bronte en el Reino de Nápoles (1799); vizconde Nelson y barón del Nilo y de BurnhamThorpe (1798), y barón del Nilo y de Hilborough (1801) en Inglaterra; caballero de la Orden del Baño (1797) y vicealmirante de la Marina Real Británica (1801).
- Valentina Tereshkova 1st women in space (kosmonauta)
- Hall 9000 – 2001: A SpaceOdyssey