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We have performed a research study on the cultural facts that will impact our ability to do business in Mexico. The research has enlightened various aspects of the Mexican society which would help our employees to relate themselves to the new culture.
We have performed a research study on the cultural facts that will impact our ability to do business in Mexico. The research has enlightened various aspects of the Mexican society which would help our employees to relate themselves to the new culture.
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4. HISTORY
First populated more than 13,000 years ago, the territory
had complex indigenous civilizations before being
conquered and colonized by the Spanish in the 16th
century.
5. One of the important aspects of Mesoamerican civilizations was
their development of a form of writing, Mexico's written history
stretches back hundreds of years before the arrival of the
Spaniards in 1519.
6. The Aztec capital of Tenochtitlan became the Spanish capital
Mexico City, which was and remains the most populous city in
Mexico.
7. Chewing gum, Aztecs used chile to make a gum-like substance
to stick objects together. Women used it as a mouth refresher
Balloons invented by the Olmec
Sauna, Temazcal was the first ever sweat lodge used by many
cultures.
Universal Education, the Aztecs were the first civilization
known to introduce compulsory school for boys and girls.
8. Popcorn, invented by the Zapotec and introduced to Hernan
Cortes by the Aztecs
Chocolate, introduced by the Olmecs; Aztecs and Mayans
drunk it hot
Compass, Olmecs had advanced knowledge of magnets, the
discovery of a hematite artifact has led experts to believe that
Olmecs invented the compass 1000 years before the Chinese did
although some still are not convinced
9. Early Color television: Guillermo
González Camarena 1934. Nasa
used it in 1979 for a series of
projects.
AcceleGlove: José Hernández-
Rebollar 1979. Electronic glove
that translates hand movements
from the American Sign Language
into spoken and written words
10. GNOME: Icaza and Mena, 1997.
Free desktop environment for
Linux and other Unix-like
operating systems.
TRIDILOSA: Heberto Castillo, light
and resistant 3D structure made
of steel and concrete
12. POINTS OF REFERENCE
COUNTRY SIZE SQ KM
(MILLIONS)
POPULATION
MILLION
PEOPLE
PER SQ KM
Canada 9,976 36 3.6
Brazil 8,160 208 24.4
USA 9,834 321 32.6
Mexico 1,964 120 61
Japan 378 k 126 336
13. Culture
One of the richest and more diverse cultures in the world.
Mexico is both the most populous Spanish speaking country in
the world and home to the largest number of Native American
Language speakers in North America. (68 original and 354
variances)
Due to its large diversity of ethnic groups and the influence of
other cultures, the influence of interbreding produces a very
unique melting pot.
It is a legacy transmitted from generation to generation.
14. Colors, Food and Celebrations
Color and Mexicans go hand in hand. Regional dresses can
almost be considered pieces of art.
16. Mexico is synonym of Celebration:
FIESTA!
Festivities are very important in the Mexican Culture. A large number of
them are linked to religion and are the result of the addition of the
ancient culture’s religion and catholicism. One of the most important
ones is “Day of the Dead” Día de Muertos.
17. MEETING AND GREETING
When introduced a handshake
is offered and expected
After you become more familiar is customary to
exchange a quick kiss on the cheek, between
female-female and male-female; two males will
never kiss between them, unless they are close
related.
18. BODY LANGUAGE
Mexicans generally stand close together when conversing
Mexicans often “hold” a gesture like a handshake, a hug longer
than Americans or Canadians
Standing with your hands on your hips, signifies anger
Standing around with your hands in your
pockets is considered rude
19. Family
Mexican families are usually large and have very strong ties.
Respect, tolerance, solidarity, and politeness are some of the core
values.
Both parents are
treated with respect,
even though the
father usually is the
head of the family
21. DRUGS
Possession of drugs is illegal in Mexico under the following
circumstances:
When an individual has in his possession more than the amount
allowed for personal use
When provided to a minor (Under 18 years old) or a mentally
disabled person
Penalty will increase after the first offense and/or a transaction or
consumption takes place in a school, government or military site
Penalty includes incarceration and cash fines
22. What to expect when going to Mexico?
90% of Mexican families live in cities with a population of over
200,000.
Most host families usually have children who were, are or will be
exchange students.
Most host families will be middle class or upper.
Students are expected to keep their room tidy and help with
around the house, especially when both parents work outside
the home and there is no maid.
23. Family gatherings are very important, student is expected to
attend, even if they are for members of the extended family.
Large percentage of Inbounds will attend Private Schools, will
be wearing a uniform and will be transported by the host family
or carpool.
Students are expected to make an effort to learn Spanish as
soon as possible and avoid speaking in English.
Students MUST attend school, comply with the school policies,
including doing homework and/or participate in school activities.
Participate in extra-curricular activities, these can be at school
or after.