5. Long- versus Short-Term Orientation. This dimension originated from Hofstedes research in Asia, where he and collaborators
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5. Long- versus Short-Term Orientation. This dimension originated from Hofstede’s research in Asia, where he and collaborators found that there was an additional dimension that characterized organizational cultures there (Chinese Culture Connection, 1987; Hofstede & Bond, 1988). Cultures with long-term orientations are based on two principles:
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