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Title: Culture and Organization: MacroMicro Interface


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Culture and OrganizationMacro/Micro Interface
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Expatriate Issues
  • Pre-assignment
  • Objectives of the assignment (length, clarity)
  • Assessing the opportunity (responsibility,
    rewards, compensation)
  • Dealing with problems (dual careers, families,
    health, safety)
  • Preparation (reading, exploratory visits, meeting
    people)
  • While there
  • Learning/Adapting to the environment -- the
    heros journey
  • Links to home -- mentors communication of effort
    and achievement, face-to-face contact,
    career-planning
  • Attitudes -- Free agent/ Heart at home/
    Going Native/ Dual Citizen
  • Post-assignment
  • Reverse culture shock (also economic and social
    shocks)
  • Irrelevance to company/ Depression
  • Career issues

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Expatriates
  • Why expatriates?
  • Coordination Control
  • Transmission of Corporate Values/Culture
  • Technology Transfer
  • Developing Organizational Capabilities (learning)
  • Management Development
  • Types of expatriates
  • Home-country nationals
  • Third-country nationals
  • Local hires

4
Expatriate attitudes
Lo
Free agent
Going Native
Allegiance to parent company
Heart at home
Dual citizen
Hi
Lo
Hi
Allegiance to local operation
5
Expatriate Failure Rates Recall rate
of Companies
  • U.S. multinationals
  • 20-40
  • 10-20
  • European multinationals
  • 11-15
  • 6 -10
  • Japanese multinationals
  • 11-19
  • 6-10
  • U.S. multinationals
  • 7
  • 69
  • 24
  • European multinationals
  • 3
  • 38
  • 59
  • Japanese multinationals
  • 14
  • 10
  • 76

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CULTURE IN CONTEXT
MICRO Integration/ Transformation
MACRO Mapping Input
Culture
Output
MESO Bridging
Environment Culture Politics Economy Legal Resourc
es History
Organizational Group Individual
Task
Formal Organizational Arrangements
Individual
Feedback
From Nadler Tushman, A General Diagnostic
Model for Organizational Behavior
7
Cultures Influence on Work
Dr. Julia Gluesing, Cross-Cultural Connections,
Inc.
8
Cultures Influence on Work
With Dr. Julia Gluesing, Cultural Connections,
Inc.
9
Cultures Influence on Work
With Dr. Julia Gluesing, Cross-Cultural
Connections, Inc.
10
The Embeddedness of Your Organizational Culture
  • ? National (?)
  • ? Institutional
  • ? Regional
  • ? Departmental
  • ? Occupational
  • ? ___________??

Whats shared whats not?
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CULTURE QUESTIONNAIRE
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1
2
3
5
6
7
Well-defined job role Fast efficient
decision-making Distinct boundary between work
and private life Leader as mediator Situation
more important than rules Expertise Hierarchy
Uncertainty Avoidance
Job-role flexibility Consensus
decision-making Small boundary between work and
private life Leaders as authority Rules more
important than situation Age seniority Collater
ality (equality) Risk-taking
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David Lettermans Top Ten Rejected New Names for
Euro Disney
From the Home Office in Wahoo, Nebraska... 10.
Euro Disaster 9. El Biggo Mistake-o 8.
Never-Never-Profit Land 7. La Veal de Guys in
Big Smelly Costumes 6. Gumpworld 5.
Beaucoup de Crap Americain 4. Johnny Depp's
Hotel of Destruction 3. Boutros Boutros-Goofy
2. Have-You-Forgotten-We-Saved-Your-Ass-In-The
-World-War-Two-Land 1. Ooh-La-Lame
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RESEARCH QUESTION
How does culture affect internationalization ?
Key problem uncertainty concerning whether a
firms products, resources, or capabilities will
continue to be aligned in new cultural
environments.
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GLOBAL VERSUS MULTIDOMESTIC STRATEGIES
Hi
Benefits of Global Integration
Lo
Lo
Hi
Benefits of Local Responsiveness
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Disneys Internationalization Strategy
  • ? Tokyo Disneyland Global Integration (?)
  • 125 million visitors since opening
  • 8 out of 9 visitors are repeat customers
  • ? Euro Disney Local Responsiveness (?)
  • Net loss 87 million

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The Ten Most Visited Amusement Parks
17
Euro Disneys Central Location
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RECONTEXTUALIZATION
Evolution of meaning within new cultural
environments
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RECONTEXTUALIZATIONS OF THE DISNEY FORMULA
Products
FRANCE
US
JAPAN
  • SouvenirsCustom

Low Sales Child-rearing moves
High Sales Materialist norm
Highest Sales Senbetsu Gift-giving needs
  • Mickey MouseImage

Low Profile Minnie, Boop
Disney Symbol All-American Boy
High Profile Kawaii-- Mickey Minnie as Best
Couple
  • CowboyImage

Carefree Independent
Rugged Individualist John Wayne
Team Player Rawhide Karaoke
Practices
  • PersonnelManagement

Invasive
Hypernormal
Normal
  • ServiceOrientation

Abnormal
Hypernormal
Cultural Norm
  • Crowd Control/Queuing

Totalitarian
Efficient
Paternal/Social
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Your Project Teams
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