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Review of Culture in International Management
International Management
Table of Content
Introduction 3
Hofstede: A brief introduction
Trompenaars: A brief introduction 4
Culture 7
Aspects of German culture
Aspects of Indian culture 8
The international firm 9
Cultural Profile 10
Cultural Profile analysis 11
Preparation for international insertion 12
Suggested guidelines for pre cultural training
a. Training 13
b. Suggested business negotiation 14
Cross cultural training 15
Conclusion 15
References 16
Appendix 23
Introduction:
For a firm wishing to successfully infiltrate a foreign market, management must adapt to cultural diversity. Cultural differences have long been highlighted as a major aspect affecting the successful infiltration of firms and management that operate in international markets.
This paper will review the cultural dimensions that effect international management when operating in multinational jurisdictions.
The application of the models of Hofstede and Trompenaars will be used to demonstrate issues of cultural differences that affect a UK firm within two international locations.
Hofstede: A brief Introduction
Hofstede (2005) produced a widely accepted and adopted view of culture. His first study of...