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Indonesia - Mexico
Dimensions Differences
Indonesia has a score of 78 and Mexico 81 on this
dimension, so they are literally the same. Both of them
have a hierarchical society, which means they have
Power distance these characterizes: Being dependent on hierarchy,
unequal rights between power holders and non-power
holders, superiors in-accessible, leaders are directive,
management controls and delegates
Indonesia has a very slow score, which means is a
collective society in where there is a high preference for
Individualism a strongly defined social framework. Mexico is also a
collective society, where the commitment and strong
relationships are vital.
Indonesia is considered low masculine; in this country
the position that a person holds is more important to
them because of an Indonesian concept called “gengsi”
Masculinity
(outward appearances). Instead, Mexico has a
masculine society, where competition, performance,
and conflicts are resolved by fighting them out.
Indonesia has a low preference for avoiding uncertainty.
There is a strong preference toward the Javanese
culture of separation of internal self from external self, if
Uncertainty Avoidance a person gets mad, they will not show it, they will keep
being polite. Mexico has a high score, which shows a
high preference for avoiding uncertainty, maintaining
rigid codes of belief and behavior.
Long term orientation Indonesia has a pragmatic culture, where the truth
depends very much on situation, context and time;
instead, Mexican culture is normative, which means
people prefer to maintain time-honored traditions and
norms while viewing societal change with suspicion.
Indonesia has a culture of Restraint, these societies do
not put much emphasis on leisure time and control the
Indulgence gratification of their desires. Meanwhile Mexico has an
indulgence society who possess a positive attitude and
have a tendency towards optimism.
Conclusion
To conclude this analysis, it could be said that Mexico has many strengths but also
many areas of opportunity. As we could see, Mexico’s long-term orientation dimension
has one of the highest scores characterized by a preference for avoiding uncertainty; as
a society, we could be more opened minded and open to change, which will allow us to
be more innovated and have greater ideas and solutions.
Nonetheless, our country has a high level of indulgence dimension, that in comparison
with other countries give us an advantage because we are more optimistic and the
desire to keep improving and have a better future.
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