The Finnish prefer to maintain time-honored traditions and normsand view change with suspicion. Which of Hofstede’s culturaldimensions does this represent?
power distance
individualism/collectivism
masculinity/femininity
time orientation
Americans are typically not shy talking up theiraccomplishments; however, in the United Kingdom, overtself-promotion is taboo. Which cultural influence does thisexemplify?
body language
language
cultural baggage
family relationship
The Finnish prefer to maintain time-honored traditions and norms and view change with suspicion. Which of Hofstede’s cul
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