Work Centrality and Hofstede's four dimensions

1) Discuss the concept of work centrality and its implications for motivation. Use specific country examples and discuss the relative meaning of work in those countries. <Tab/>The relative importance of work compared to that of leisure, community, religion, and family is known as "work centrality." It is the "degree of general importance that working has in the life of an individual at any given point in time." <Tab/&…

…leader from the research results from the GLOBE project. Give an example. <Tab/>The chart developed by the GLOBE project lists several leadership qualities and also scores the importance of each by country. One can develop the profile of an effective leader in a particular country by looking across the chart for the various dimensions of leadership and vertically to find the importance attributed to that dimension by a particular country.