Jack belongs to a horticulture club and goes rock climbing with a group on weekends. He is asked to give a speech to his community. Instead of discussing his professional achievements, he emphasizes his membership in these groups and his relationships with other members of these groups Which cultural characteristic does Jack value, according to the scenario? O Masculine orientation O High power distance O Polychronic O Collectivism

Jack belongs to a horticulture club and goes rock climbing with a group on weekends. He is asked to give a speech to his community. Instead of discussing his professional achievements, he emphasizes his membership in these groups and his relationships with other members of these groups Which cultural characteristic does Jack value, according to the scenario? O Masculine orientation O High power distance O Polychronic O Collectivism

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ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter13: Managing Diversity

Section: Chapter Questions

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