In Maddie's company, senior officers eat in the same cafeteria as the entry-level workers. On a trip to a different country, she was surprised to find that the company had different cafeterias for managers and workers as well as different parking lots. The difference that Maddie perceived can be attributed to which of Hofstede's dimensions?
A) uncertainty avoidance
B) individualism
C) power distance
D) collectivism
E) masculinity

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The difference in cafeteria and parking lot arrangements reflects a higher power distance, where hierarchical distinctions between different levels of employees are more pronounced.

In Maddie's Company, Senior Officers Eat in the Same Cafeteria