Hofstede’s5 Dimension

Made by: Hido Heydarov, Champion, Abril Rodriguez, Xhan Haxhijaha

Table of Content

• Introduction

• PDI

• IDV

• MAS

• UAI

• LTO

• Conclusion

Introduction

What affects:-Globalization-Technological Advancement

5 Dimension model of Hofstede

• Power Distance (PDI) • Individualism versus Collectivism (IDV)•Masculinity versus Femininity (MAS) •Uncertainty avoidance (UAI) • Long-term versus short-term orientation (LTO)

POWER DISTANCE

MEXICO

• Score 81

•Hierarchal society

• Patron- worker

SWEDEN

• Score 31

•No Status

• Egalitarianism

• Pragmatic

JAPAN

• Score 54

• Mildly hierarchical society.

• Not as hierarchical as other Asian countires.

Individualism versus Collectivism

MEXICO

• Score 30

• Collectivist society

•High commitment to family and friends

SWEDEN

• Score of 71

• Loose Relationship

• Individual Responsibility

• Common Goals

JAPAN

• Scores 46 on individualism.

• High collectivist society

• High loyalty level

Masculinity versus Femininity

MEXICO

• Score 69

• 2nd Highest ranking in Latin America

•Macho-man attiutudes

SWEDEN

• Score of 5

• Support

• Consensus

JAPAN

• Scores 95 on masculine.

• Highest masculine country in the world.

• High competition.

Uncertainty avoidance

MEXICO

• Score 82

•Need of rules

• Intolerant

• Conservative & traditional

SWEDEN

• Score of 29

• Relaxed & Practical

• Tolerant

•Open to Risk & Innovation

JAPAN

• Score of 92

• Doing things uniformly

• Low risk takers

Long-term versus short-term orientation

MEXICO

• Score 0

• Associated with Short-term

• Tradition

• Fulfilling social obligations

SWEDEN

• Score of 20

•Dynamic & Static

• Preservation of Culture

JAPAN

• Score of 80

• Companies put the interest of everyone in mind

• “Life is too short” kind of lifestyle

Conclusion

What differentiates this countries?

How can they work together

Thank you for your attention!!!

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