5. Hofstede Cultural Framework

6. What is Culture? A system of learned values and norms shared among a group of people and, when taken together, constitute a design for living.

12. Culture Shock Cycle 15-6

35. Femininity Masculinity

45. Masculinity vs. Femininity

46. Masculinity vs. Femininity

57. Individualism vs. Collectivism

69. High Uncertainty Avoidance

70. Low Uncertainty Avoidance

71. SMALL PD, WEAK UA LARGE PD , WEAK UA SMALL PD , STRONG UA LARGE PD, STRONG UA NORDIC COUNTRIES ANGLO CTRS, USA NETHERLANDS GERMAN SPK CTRS HUNGARY ISRAEL CHINA INDIA LATIN COUNTRIES MALTA, MUSLIM CTRS JAPAN, KOREA EASTERN EUROPE

72. COLLECTIVIST,FEMININE COLLECTIVIST , MASCULINE INDIVIDUALIST , FEMININE INDIVIDUALIST,MASCULINE THAILAND, KOREA COSTA RICA, CHILE RUSSIA, BULGARIA PORTUGAL, SPAIN CHINA, JAPAN MEXICO, VENEZUELA ARAB WORLD GREECE MALTA FRANCE NETHERLANDS NORDIC COUNTRIES CZECHIA, HUNGARY POLAND, ITALY GERMAN SPK CTRIES ANGLO COUNTRIES, USA

79. Europe ( collectivist to individualist )

80. Europe ( small power distance to large power distance )

81. Europe ( feminine to masculine )

82. Europe UA ( uncertainty tolerant to uncertainty avoiding )

94. World LTO ( short term to long term oriented )

98. DIVERSITY AMONG GLOBAL CULTURES Hofstede’s Five Value Differences

99. DIVERSITY AMONG GLOBAL CULTURES Project Globe

100. The Individualism vs. Collectivism Dimension

101. The Power Distance Dimension

102. The Uncertainty Avoidance Dimension

103. Examples of Hofstede’s Cultural Dimensions a A weak quantity-of-life score is equivalent to a high quality-of-life score.