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    This document contains two figures. Figure 3.12 lists different cultural groups and categorizes them as either dialogue-oriented or data-oriented cultures. Figure 3.13 illustrates that data-oriented cultures rely more on databases, reports, and other documented information sources rather than colleagues, family and friends for work-related information.

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    This document contains two figures. Figure 3.12 lists different cultural groups and categorizes them as either dialogue-oriented or data-oriented cultures. Figure 3.13 illustrates that data-oriented cultures rely more on databases, reports, and other documented information sources rather than colleagues, family and friends for work-related information.

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    50 WHEN CULTURES COLLIDE

    Dialogue
    1. Latin Americans
    2. Italians, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Mediterranean peoples
    3. Arabs, Africans
    4. Indians, Pakistanis
    5. Chileans
    6. Hungarians, Romanians
    7. Slavs
    8. American sub-cultures
    9. Chinese, Japanese, Koreans
    10. British, Australians, Benelux
    11. Scandinavians
    12. North Americans (U.S. and Canada), New Zealanders, South Africans
    13. Germans, Swiss, Finns
    Data

    Figure 3.12 Dialogue-Oriented, Data-Oriented Cultures

    TV
    Reading &
    radio

    Family
    Colleagues &
    Friends

    Project Reports
    notes

    Database

    I N F E S
    O R M A T S O U R C
    I O N

    Figure 3.13 Information Sources: Data-Oriented Cultures

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