concept   loyalty
42 commonsense assertions
Cultures (42) • Japan (1) • Western cultures (1) • South Korea (1) • Australia (1) • China (1) • India (1) • organized crime societies (1) • France (1) • Sweden (1) • Canada (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Kenya (1) • Nigeria (1) • Norway (1) • Russia (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Africa (1) • military strategy in Eastern countries (1) • Mafia culture (1) • Mexico (1) Samurai culture in Japan (1) • Singapore (1) • Ukraine (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • Western military (1) • Europe (1) • Netherlands (1) • American culture (1) • Ancient Sparta (1) • Chinese military history (1) • Corporate culture (1) • Eastern cultures (1) • Eastern military (1) • Everyday life in Western countries (1) • Family culture (1) • Fans of The Sopranos TV show (1) • Gurkha soldiers (1) • Japan during World War II (1) • Russian military history (1) • Yakuza culture (1) • committed relationships (1) • criminal underworlds (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 loyalty Japan In Japan, loyalty to company and team is highly valued and prioritizes group success over individual achievements. 17
2 loyalty Western cultures Loyalty is esteemed in Western cultures, especially in relationships, yet may be secondary to individualism and personal freedom. 16
3 loyalty South Korea Loyalty is highly esteemed in South Korean culture and is valued in areas including the workplace, sports, and consumer behavior. 12
4 loyalty Australia Loyalty is a prominent aspect of Australian culture, demonstrated in consumer choices, sports teams, and employer relationships. 7
5 loyalty China In Chinese culture, loyalty is highly prized in consumer behavior, employment, and personal relationships. 7
6 loyalty India In India, loyalty is highly valued in sports teams, brands, and employment, reflecting respect and commitment. 7
7 loyalty organized crime societies In organized crime societies, loyalty to the criminal organization is highly valued and disloyalty is severely punished. 7
8 loyalty France In France, loyalty to traditional brands and regional sports teams is strong, while job and company loyalty are less emphasized. 6
9 loyalty Sweden Loyalty in Sweden is emphasized in different aspects and influenced by quality, sustainability, and work-life balance. 6
10 loyalty Canada In Canada, loyalty is important in companies, teams, and brands, but individual fulfillment is also prioritized. 5
11 loyalty United Kingdom Loyalty to brands and employers is important in the UK, but individual career goals are also highly regarded. 5
12 loyalty Kenya In Kenya, loyalty is highly valued in sports teams, companies, and coaches, contributing to unity and support within the culture. 4
13 loyalty Nigeria In Nigeria, loyalty is highly valued in brand, company, sports teams, and coach relationships. 4
14 loyalty Norway Loyalty is important in sports teams in Norway, but work-life balance and personal freedom are highly valued in the culture. 4
15 loyalty Russia In Russia, loyalty is highly valued in sports, employment, and team dynamics for unity and reliability. 4
16 loyalty Saudi Arabia In Saudi Arabian culture, loyalty is highly prized and extends to brands, companies, individuals, and sports teams. 4
17 loyalty South Africa Loyalty is evident in sports, consumer behavior, and workplace commitment in South African culture. 4
18 loyalty military strategy in Eastern countries Eastern military strategy values loyalty, impacting command structure and discipline. 4
19 loyalty Mafia culture Loyalty to the Mafia family is of utmost importance and betrayal is punished harshly. 3
20 loyalty Mexico In Mexico, loyalty is highly valued, but trend influence and personal connections often lead to frequent changes. 3
21 loyalty Samurai culture in Japan The concept of loyalty in Samurai culture prioritizes absolute devotion to one's master, even above personal gain and life itself. 3
22 loyalty Singapore Loyalty in the workplace is highly valued in Singapore and is closely connected to personal and family reputation. 3
23 loyalty Ukraine Loyalty is highly regarded in Ukrainian culture, especially in sports, work, and leadership. 3
24 loyalty United Arab Emirates Loyalty is a highly esteemed quality in the UAE, encompassing work, personal relationships, and sportsmanship. 3
25 loyalty Western military In Western military culture, unwavering loyalty to unit, mission, and fellow service members is paramount. 3
26 loyalty Europe Loyalty is highly prized in European sports, to both the team and the coach. 2
27 loyalty Netherlands Loyalty is highly valued in Netherlands, but decision-making also considers quality and personal values. 2
28 loyalty American culture In American culture, loyalty is generally expected, but not to the same absolute degree as in some other cultures. 1
29 loyalty Ancient Sparta In Ancient Sparta, loyalty to the state was more important than loyalty to family. 1
30 loyalty Chinese military history The Chinese military history emphasizes loyalty to the state and collective over individual loyalty to leaders. 1
31 loyalty Corporate culture Loyalty is valued but not necessarily expected in corporate culture and may vary depending on the company. 1
32 loyalty Eastern cultures In Eastern cultures, loyalty to employers and authority figures is highly valued as a demonstration of respect and honor. 1
33 loyalty Eastern military Loyalty to unit, commanding officer, and country is a paramount virtue in Eastern military culture. 1
34 loyalty Everyday life in Western countries Loyalty is valued in Western countries, but often takes a backseat to individual interests and personal choices. 1
35 loyalty Family culture Family culture places significant emphasis on unwavering loyalty to family members. 1
36 loyalty Fans of The Sopranos TV show Fans of The Sopranos TV show highly value loyalty to the boss and the family in the mafia culture depicted in the show. 1
37 loyalty Gurkha soldiers The concept of loyalty is deeply embedded in the ethos of Gurkha soldiers, with a strong sense of allegiance and fidelity. 1
38 loyalty Japan during World War II During World War II, loyalty to the government and military was highly valued and expected in Japanese culture. 1
39 loyalty Russian military history Loyalty to the leader is highly valued and expected among soldiers in Russian military history. 1
40 loyalty Yakuza culture Loyalty is highly valued and can be a matter of life and death within Yakuza culture. 1
41 loyalty committed relationships Loyalty is highly regarded as a virtuous commitment to standing by and supporting others in committed relationships. 1
42 loyalty criminal underworlds In criminal underworlds, loyalty to the syndicate is essential and betrayals are punished harshly. 1