CROSS CULTURE LEWIS Flashcards

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Linear active, Multi-active, Reactive

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task-oriented, highly organised, planners
people-oriented, loquacious, interrelators
respect-oriented listeners, introvert

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Culture (hofstede)

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Collective programming of the mind, that distinguishes the members of one category of people from another

Due to globalization we get easily in contact with foreign people. It is important to know about cultures. To reduce misunderstandings and create better relationships

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Layers of culture

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National, regional, educational, professional, gender, class, religious, generations, ethnic, corporate, personal

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Categorizing is important because it helps:

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  • Predict a culture’s behavior
  • Clarify why people do what they do
  • Avoid giving offence
  • Search for some kind of unity
  • Standardize policies
  • Perceive neatness
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Linear active to multi-active

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Interaction difficult

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Multi-active to Reactive

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Interaction time-consuming

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Reactive to Linear-active

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Interaction satisfactory

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Similarities

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Not much between linear and multi, more between reactive and linear & reactive and multi

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Stick to planned agenda, result oriented

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Linear-active

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Gain status through achievement

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Linear-active

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Secure deals by promising

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Linear-active

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Rarely borrow or give

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Linear-active

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USA

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Linear-active

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UK

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Linear-active

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Germany

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Linear-active

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Swiss

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Linear-active

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Sweden

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Linear-active

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Latvia

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Linear-active

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Finland

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Linear-active

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Estonia

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Linear-active

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Norway

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Linear-active

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Netherlands

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Linear-active

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Austria

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Linear-active

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Slovenia

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Linear-active

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Denmark
Linear-active
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Ireland
Linear-active
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Australia
Linear-active
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Interact with Linear-active (name 5):
- Do one thing at a time - Be polite but direct - Stick to facts - Stay results-oriented - Be punctual - Talk and listen in equal proportions - Interrupt only rarely - Follow rules regulations and laws
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Dialogue oriented
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Love to talk, show emotions, value relationships
Multi-active
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Creativity, how people communicate and relate
Multi-active
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Flexible schedule, ignore rules
Multi-active
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Rather win than compromise
Multi-active
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Gain status by having charismatic personalities and connections
Multi-active
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France
Multi-active
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Italy
Multi-active
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Spain
Multi-active
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Polite listeners
Reactive
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Slower-paced dialogue to have time to reflect
Reactive
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Never confront, never lose face
Reactive
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Live in harmony, respectful, give ritually
Reactive
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Rarely borrow
Reactive
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Work and free time/life are vervlochten
Reactive
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Gains status through birthright and education
Reactive
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Long-term profit and increased market share are important
Reactive
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Having a good relationship with client is more important than drawing up a contract
Reactive
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Limited body language, suble/non-verbal communication
Reactive
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China
Reactive
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Koreans
Reactive
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Vietnamese
Reactive
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Japan
Reactive
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Interact with multi-active (name 5):
- Let them talk at length - Reply fully - Be prepared to do several things at once - Be prepared for several people talking at once - People and feelings are more important than facts - Interrupt when you like - Speech is for opinions - Spoken word is important - Contracts may often be renegotiated - Accept unpunctuality
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Interact with reactive people (name 5):
- Good listening is important - Do not interrupt - Do not confront - Do not disagree openly - Statements are promises - Share as much as you can - Utilize networks - Talk slowly - Be punctual - Long term profit is preferable