Decision making

 

Decision making can vary greatly among different cultures, influenced by factors such as individualism vs collectivism, power distance, uncertainty avoidance, and high- or low-context communication. Some cultures value consensus and group harmony, while others prioritize individual autonomy. Some cultures have hierarchical power structures, while others are more egalitarian. In high uncertainty avoidance cultures, rules and procedures are emphasized, while low uncertainty avoidance cultures are more flexible. High-context cultures rely on nonverbal and contextual cues, while low-context cultures value direct, explicit communication. In our specific case, three out of the 4 counties were particularly explicit and present regarding decision making. Italy out of the other country was the one in which we identify the grater range of decision making. We discussed the differences based on 3 main concept that we thought were important to analyze in order to have better and more clear view on what countries has the most decision-making impact on which one has the least. After analyzing those three concepts which are solidarity guardianship and mission, we identify that south Korea was the least impactful country regarding decision making, after that we had Germany which was also not as impactful and before Italy we had Ukraine, which is a very solid country in term of decision making and leadership impact compared to the other counties.

 

LANGUAGE EXCHANGE:

1)German:  Wind (wind)

Italian: Vento (wind)

South Korean: 바람 (Balam, wind)

Ukrainian: вітер (Viter, wind)

English: Wind

 

2)German: Fernbedienung (Remote)

italian: Telecomando (Remote)

South Korean: 원격 (wongyeog, Remote)

Ukrainian: дистанційний (dystantsiynyy, Remote)

English: Remote

 

3)German: Entscheidung (decision)

Italian: Decisione (decision)

South Korean: 결정(gyeoljeong, decision)

Ukrainian: рішення (rishennya, decision)

English: Decision

 

4)German: Hell (light)

Italian: Luce (light)

South Korean: 빛 (bich, light)

Ukrainian: світло (svitlo’, light)