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mr Goodwill [35]
3 years ago
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Victor works for a company that highly values performance-oriented traits, such as achieving a certain level of sales and increa

sing market share by a certain percentage. In analyzing this aspect of Victor’s company, Geert Hofstede would examine the company’s ________ dimension.
a. assertiveness
b. power distance
c. individualism/collectivism
d. uncertainty avoidance
e. masculinity/femininity
Business
1 answer:
Katen [24]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

e. masculinity/femininity

Explanation:

This refers to the allocation of positions between males and females. Within patriarchal cultures, the responsibilities of females and males differ very little and men are supposed to act forthrightly. Showing your performance, being quick and strong, is seen as a good attribute.In this aspect, masculinity is described as "a social preference for success, bravery, confidence, and material benefit for achievement." Its counterpart stands for "inclination to collaboration, chastity, care for the vulnerable and living standards."

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