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Cross Culture - INPEX: An Analysis of Cultural Differences between Japan and Australia

   

Added on  2023-05-23

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CROSS CULTURE – INPEX
CONTENT
1. INTRODUCTION
2. INPEX CORPORATION
3. HOFSTEDE’S FIVE DIMENSIONS
OF CULTURE
4. CULTURAL DIFFERENCES
5. CONCLUSION

Cultural diversity is important in today’s
world as it enriches opinions (Henry,
2006).
Cultural diversity also creates an
environment where people can help each
other through compassion. (Aerts Diederik
et al., 2011).
Today’s world demands that people learn
others’ culture.
Introduction

Cultural diversity creates new
opportunities.
Culture is the common factor that enables
people to understand one another in a
particular group or society (Putnam et al.,
2003).
It is the shared beliefs and values, objects
or artifacts and behaviors that form the
way of life of a certain community or
society (Hampshire and Martin, 2007).

Culture can be represented in material and
non-material ways.
The material ways of culture involve
objects of people and mind for example,
trees, cars, computers etc.
Non material ways of culture is the
intangible human formations by a certain
group or community geared towards the
behavioral influence of said community
eg. Norms, values, languages.

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