HOFSTEDE MODEL

  HOFSTEDE MODEL: NEW ZELAND


This model analyzes six dimensions of the national culture of New Zealand. According to the graph, those are the results for New Zealand.

Now, I am going to explain the two highest dimensions for New Zealand

            INDIVIDUALISM

New Zealand scores 79 on this dimension, for that we can identify New Zealanders as independent people. They tend to think and act for themselves, however, they also like to work as a team to achieve goals at work, but they also expect employees to take the initiative.

            INDULGENCE

New Zealand scores 75 on this dimension, so it is classified as indulgent. They have a positive attitude, so it may be because they are friendly and rarely aggressive. Finally, most people act according to their desires to enjoy life.

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