As a Malaysian young entrepreneur, you have set up a fashion retail outlet each in Japan...

  

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As a Malaysian young entrepreneur, you have set up a fashion retail outlet each in Japan and India. Using Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions, analyze any THREE (3) implications of these cultural elements on the host country (Japanese/ Indian) managers' ability to execute their business in Japan and India. If two Malaysian managers were sent abroad to manage the overseas retail outlets (one in Japan and one in India) discuss how any THREE (3) cross-cultural barriers (such as language, high-low context, stereotyping, ethnocentrism, monochronic/polychronic time, nonverbal factors, role of manager, etc.) could affect the cross-cultural communication between the Malaysian manager and workers in the overseas retail outlets. As a Malaysian young entrepreneur, you have set up a fashion retail outlet each in Japan and India. Using Hofstede's Cultural Dimensions, analyze any THREE (3) implications of these cultural elements on the host country (Japanese/ Indian) managers' ability to execute their business in Japan and India. If two Malaysian managers were sent abroad to manage the overseas retail outlets (one in Japan and one in India) discuss how any THREE (3) cross-cultural barriers (such as language, high-low context, stereotyping, ethnocentrism, monochronic/polychronic time, nonverbal factors, role of manager, etc.) could affect the cross-cultural communication between the Malaysian manager and workers in the overseas retail outlets.

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Clarification Hofstedes social aspects give a system to making sense of culturally diverse changes The six aspects are as per the following 1 Power Reach Independence versus Cooperation 3 Womanliness ... View the full answer