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Handling ambiguity differs based on cultural backgrounds from "summary" of The Culture Map (INTL ED) by Erin Meyer

When it comes to ambiguity, different cultures have varying levels of comfort with uncertainty. Some cultures are more open to ambiguity, while others prefer clear rules and guidelines. This can impact how individuals from different cultural backgrounds approach situations where there is no clear answer or outcome. In cultures that are comfortable with ambiguity, people may be more willing to take risks and make decisions without having all the information. They are used to navigating uncertainty and are able to adapt quickly to changing circumstances. On the other hand, in cultures that prefer certainty, people may be more hesitant to make decisions without all the facts. They may seek out additional information or guidance before moving forward. For example, in high ambiguity tolerance cultures like Brazil or Russia,...
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    The Culture Map (INTL ED)

    Erin Meyer

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