"High power distance" cultures prefer formal hierarchy, assume great differences in rank, authority, privileges and status. Members are expected to hew to rank. "Low power distance" cultures prefer a sense of equality amongst all members, are relatively informal comfortable with personal differences.
This is over simplification to suit business interests overseas and to have more control over the processes there . Power distance is there in every culture - how about corportae bosses in the US with big, corner offices? And Norway is such a bad example as its a Kingdom, which means the society is stratified from the word go. Most countries in the rest of the world including India & China are *not* - and so are far more democratic. They dont have the Billionares either!
kotugirl 1 month ago
amazing
Artutchikas 9 months ago 2
Nondeju dis een mooie les !
Djremarcable 1 year ago