How is New Zealand

  LEWIS CLUTURE MODEL AND NEW ZELAND British polyglot and author on linguist, Richard Lewis. He divided the cultural population into three groups: Linear-actives, multi-actives and reactives.  New Zealand could be considered as a hybrid between linear-active and multiactive, with greater tendencies to be task-oriented, highly organized planners who complete action-chains by doing one thing at a time, with a linear agenda. Which can be explained with that they prefer direct discussion, sticking to facts and figures from reliable, written sources. Also, speech is for information exchange, and they talk and listen in equal proportions. New Zealand is more considered a linear-active, but when it comes to relations with people they will be determined as Multi-actives

  CULTURAL ICEBERG AND NEW ZELAND In a country there are an infinity of factors that the majority of foreigners fail to appreciate because they are not immersed in the culture, for which in this opportunity I am going to focus on three aspects that I consider relevant to mention on this occasion.                Assumptions New Zealand sometimes is thought of as a small country, so it's interesting to see juxtaposed on a map of Europe. This shows its length from the north of the North Island to Stewart Is comparable to the disatance from north of Copenhagen to southern France. It seems more than a few people out there are under the impression that New Zealand is a bit behind the times, if not a third-world country. Also, most of the people think that the country is extremely peaceful and progressive oasis with no social issues at all.                   Values       New Zealanders believe in the rule of law (rather than being ruled according to the whims of leaders) as the highest va

Sofía Alejandra De La Hoz Escorcia Hi, i created this blog page to talk about New Zealand, a beatiful country, which one i would like to know with you a little about: its leadership style, values and perception of them and the society.