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    Introduction to Hofstedes Framework for

    Assessing Cultures

    Hofestede Model Of India

    Issue and its solution

    Topics Covered

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    Gerard Hendrik

    Hofstede

    2nd October 1928

    Haarlem,Netherlands

    Influential Dutch social

    psychologist and anthropologist

    Well-known pioneer in his research

    of cross-cultural groups and

    organizations

    Played major role in developing a

    systematic framework for assessing

    and differentiating national cultures

    and organizational cultures

    Most notable development of the

    cultural dimensions theory.

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    Power Distance

    Masculinity/Feminity

    Long-term Orientation

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    sessingCultures

    Individualism and

    Collectivism

    Uncertainty Avoidance

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    Hofstedes Model For

    World

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    Hofstedes Model For

    India

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    India has the highest Power Distance (PDI) with a ranking of 77

    compared to a world average of 56.5.

    India's Long Term Orientation (LTO) rank is 61, with the world

    average at 48.

    India's Individuality (IDV) rank is 45, with the world average at 40.

    India's Masculinity (MAS) rank is 51, with the world average at 48.

    India's Uncertainty Avoidance Index (U&I) rank is 37, with the

    world average at 61.

    Hofstedes Model For India(contd)

    S N V l Di i V l D i i Hi h S S

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    S.No. Value Dimension Value Description High Score Low Score

    1. Power Distance Index(PDI)

    The degree of equality orinequality between

    people in the society.

    Indicates presence of inequalityin power and wealth within

    society.

    Indicates society de-emphasizes inequality

    in power and wealth.

    2. Individualism (IDV) Degree to which asociety reinforcesindividual or collectiveachievement &interpersonalrelationships

    Indicates that individuality andindividual rights are paramountwithin society. Individuals maylead to form a larger number oflooser relationships.

    Typifies societies of amore collectivist naturewith close ties betweenindividuals

    3. Masculinity (MAS) Degree to which a

    society reinforces, ordoes not reinforces, thetraditional masculinework role model of maleachievement, control andpower.

    Indicates the country

    experiences a high degree ofgender differentiation. Malesdominates a significant portionof the society & power structure,with females being controlled bymale domination.

    Indicates the country

    experiences a lowdegree of genderdifferentiation. Femalesenjoy same status asmales.

    S N V l V l D i ti Hi h S L S

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    S.No. ValueDimension

    Value Description High Score Low Score

    4. Uncertainty AvoidanceIndex (UAI)

    Level of tolerance foruncertainty and ambiguitywithin the society- i.e.unstructured societies.

    Indicates that country haslow tolerance for uncertaintyand ambiguity and has arule-oriented society toreduce the amount ofuncertainty.

    Indicates the country hasless concern aboutambiguity and uncertaintyand has more tolerance forvariety of options.

    5. Long-TermOrientation

    Degree to which a societyembraces or does not

    embraces long-termdevotion to traditional,forward thinking values.

    Indicates the countryprescribes to the values of

    long-term commitments andrespect for tradition

    Indicates the countryreinforces to the concept o

    long-term, traditionalorientation. In this changecan occur more rapidly aslong-term traditions do notbecome impediments tochange.

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    http://www.geert-hofstede.com/hofstede_india.shtml

    http://www.aol-soft.com/hofstede-s-cultural-dimensions-software/screensho t

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geert_Hofstede

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