concept   profile

9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) United States (1) Europe (1) Japan (1) Middle East (1) South Korea (1) United Kingdom (1) China (1) North Africa (1) South Asia (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 profile United States In the United States, online profiles are widely used for professional networking and social media. 6
2 profile Europe Digital profiles are widely utilized for networking and social media in European culture. 3
3 profile Japan In Japan, low-profile and personal connections are more important than public online presence and follower count. 3
4 profile Middle East In the Middle East, sharing personal profiles and having a high follower count is considered inappropriate and immodest. 3
5 profile South Korea Personal connections are valued over online profiles in South Korea, where a high follower count indicates influence. 3
6 profile United Kingdom Online profiles in the UK serve for social and professional networking and sharing personal updates and information. 2
7 profile China Professional profiles in China are used to display work experience and accomplishments for potential career advancement. 1
8 profile North Africa In conservative North African communities, having public profiles with personal information and photos is considered inappropriate. 1
9 profile South Asia In South Asian cultures, sharing personal profiles for dating purposes is often taboo. 1