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Management article
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Reference no. PFM104
Published by: International Institute for Management Development (IMD)
Originally published in: "Perspectives for Managers", 2003
Version: 0

Abstract

With the increase in global activities of both domestic and multinational companies, managers need a good understanding of culture. People's cultural backgrounds influence their assumptions about how work and interactions with other people should proceed. Culture's influence, although profound, often goes unseen. This results in deep and difficult conflicts, but also in untapped potential in this article, the authors provide a tool for understanding management behaviour across cultures.

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Abstract

With the increase in global activities of both domestic and multinational companies, managers need a good understanding of culture. People's cultural backgrounds influence their assumptions about how work and interactions with other people should proceed. Culture's influence, although profound, often goes unseen. This results in deep and difficult conflicts, but also in untapped potential in this article, the authors provide a tool for understanding management behaviour across cultures.

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