1.Similarities:purse and stress individualism and rights,respect others wills.attach high importance to efficience.
2.Differences: Germans value and think more for orders,they show high self-diciplines. While Americans value their freedom,and are more casual.
Similarities: Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: Both of them lay stress on individualism. People are encouraged to their personality to show. Germans prefer to say what they think and to deal in what they see to be the truth.
Germans and Americans both find the noncommittal nature and indirectness of British communiacation abhorrent.
Differences: Visiting Americans are comment that Germany seems to have a rule for everything. But America are more free than Germany. The Germans are also make a strong distinstion between work and play.
Difference:German culture is rigorous and cautious. A little bit conventional, less innovative. The main content of American culture is to emphasize individual value, pursue democracy and freedom, advocate exploration and competition, and emphasize rationality and practicality. The core of American culture is individualism
Similarity:Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism.
Similarities:
1. They both emphasise individual.
2. They both find the noncommittal nature and indirectness of British communication abhorrent.
3. They are both straightforward. Frankness and straightforwardness are features of German society. And Americans will not hesitate to say "no" or criticise others in public.
Differences: Germany focuses on deals, data, and a moderately formal, reserved, and schedule-based business style, while American is less formal and more expressive in its business style.
Difference: Germany gives the biggest impression of strictness, while the United States is defined as free and open.
Similarities: Both Germany and the United States advocate individualism.
Similarities: They are regard highly on individualism.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped
Similarities: Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: They both approve individualism and attach high importance to efficience. They are straightforward. And they have religious belief.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarity:Individualism play a significant role in both of American and Germany cultures
Difference: Germany’s power distance index score is lower than the US. And Germans try to keep uncertain avoidance, compared with American, they don’t like risk. At the same time, Germans attach great importance to orders more. But Americans usually don’t hesitate to say “no”. They are direct and free.
Similarities: Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
One's position in the US and Geman society is determined by achievement. Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences:
For Germans order and clarity is very important.And to keep everything in order and clear they usually have a system that outlines for everyone exactly what has to be done and will do it.Americans enjoy freedom.
similarites:Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans pay attention to orders especially in public environments. Americans enjoy freedom and they don't like the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: They are regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans attach great importance to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
1.The concept of individualism in both Amercia and Germany plays a significant role in the lives of many Amercians and Germans.
2.One's position in both of the two countries is determined by one's own achievements.
Differences:
1.American culture emphasises individual initiative and personal achievement. However, Germans assume responsibilities and achieve goals in groups.
2.Germany scored 65 points on Hofstede's uncertainty avoidance index, and this score is 41% higher than the U.S. where Americans are much more comfortable with risks associated with change.
Differences: Influenced by national culture, Germans attach great importance to orders. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Similarities: They both emphasize the rule of law and democracy, focus on the protection of individual rights.
Differences: America is a protestant culture, everything advocates democracy, openness and law. Germany is a Normandy culture, more rigorous, more needle. Germans are more sedate, americans are more relaxed. In German culture, there are many philosophical and deep thinking aspects. American culture, on the other hand, is as practical and simple as fast food. The United States advocates freedom and individualism, while Germany advocates conscientiousness and individual honor and disgrace.
Similarities: Both of cultures regard highly on individualism, speak directly and attach importance to human rights.
Differences: America is a protestant culture, everything advocates democracy, openness and law. Germany is a Normandy culture, more rigorous, more needle. Germans are more sedate, americans are more relaxed. In German culture, there are many philosophical and deep thinking aspects. American culture, on the other hand, is as practical and simple as fast food. The United States advocates freedom and individualism, while Germany advocates conscientiousness and individual honor and disgrace.
Similarities: Both of cultures regard highly on individualism, speak directly and attach importance to human rights.
Similarities: These two cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.
Differences: Germans pay more attention to orders especially in public environments. Americans prefer to enjoy freedom and hate the feeling of being trapped.
Difference:German culture is rigorous and cautious. A little bit conventional, less innovative. The main content of American culture is to emphasize individual value, pursue democracy and freedom, advocate exploration and competition, and emphasize rationality and practicality. The core of American culture is individualism
Similarity:Both of the cultures regard highly on individualism. People of the both cultures all incline to follow their own wills.