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punctuality
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Germany
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Punctuality is highly valued and seen as a sign of respect in both professional and social settings in Germany.
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34
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2
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punctuality
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Japan
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In Japan, punctuality is highly valued and seen as a sign of respect and professionalism.
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33
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3
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punctuality
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Switzerland
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In Swiss culture, punctuality is highly valued and lateness is considered disrespectful.
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33
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4
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punctuality
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Brazil
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In Brazil, punctuality is more relaxed and being slightly late is often socially acceptable.
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32
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5
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punctuality
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Latin America
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The Latin American culture values flexibility with time and considers being slighty late as acceptable in social gatherings and meetings.
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29
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6
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punctuality
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United States
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In the United States, punctuality is highly valued and expected in professional and social settings.
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7
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punctuality
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Western culture
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Western culture places a strong emphasis on punctuality, being on time, and respecting others' time.
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25
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8
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punctuality
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Nigeria
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In Nigeria, there is a relaxed attitude towards punctuality and a flexibility in meeting times, often allowing for being fashionably late.
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13
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9
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punctuality
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Spain
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In Spain, punctuality is not strictly enforced and being a few minutes late is often acceptable.
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13
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10
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punctuality
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India
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In India, there is a relaxed and flexible attitude towards punctuality.
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10
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11
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punctuality
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United Kingdom
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Punctuality is highly valued in the United Kingdom, and being late is considered disrespectful and unprofessional.
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10
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12
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punctuality
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Western business culture
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In Western business culture, punctuality is highly valued and being on time for meetings and appointments is expected.
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10
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13
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punctuality
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Argentina
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In Argentina, punctuality is generally relaxed, with social events often starting later than scheduled.
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14
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punctuality
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Germany
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Punctuality is highly valued in German culture, and being late is seen as disrespectful and unprofessional.
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9
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15
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punctuality
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Germany
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Germans highly value punctuality in both social and business settings.
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9
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16
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punctuality
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Greece
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In Greek culture, there is a relaxed attitude towards punctuality and a common acceptance of being late for social events and meetings.
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9
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17
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punctuality
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Italy
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In Italy, punctuality is more relaxed and flexible, with tolerance for lateness due to emphasis on social interaction.
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9
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18
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punctuality
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South Korea
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Punctuality is highly valued and deeply ingrained in South Korean culture as a sign of respect.
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8
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19
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punctuality
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German culture
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In German culture, punctuality is highly valued and late arrival is considered disrespectful and unprofessional.
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7
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20
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punctuality
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Sweden
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Punctuality is a key sign of respect and highly valued in Swedish work culture and society.
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6
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21
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punctuality
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aviation industry
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Punctuality is essential for the aviation industry to maintain schedules and ensure smooth operations.
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6
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22
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punctuality
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African cultures
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African cultures are known for being flexible with time and having a relaxed approach to punctuality.
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5
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23
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punctuality
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Canada
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Punctuality is highly valued in Canadian culture, with strong expectations to be on time in various settings.
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5
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24
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punctuality
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China
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Punctuality is highly valued as a sign of respect and reliability in Chinese culture.
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5
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punctuality
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Indonesian
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In Indonesian culture, punctuality is seen as more flexible and tolerant of tardiness.
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5
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26
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punctuality
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Mexico
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In Mexican culture, punctuality is more relaxed with tolerance for delays and flexibility around arrival times.
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5
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27
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punctuality
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Polychronic Cultures
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Polychronic cultures value time flexibility and place less emphasis on punctuality.
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5
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punctuality
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Western European countries
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Punctuality is highly valued in Western European countries with a strong emphasis on timeliness and respect for appointments and meetings.
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5
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punctuality
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business
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Punctuality is highly valued and seen as a sign of respect and professionalism in business meetings.
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5
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punctuality
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engineering culture
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Punctuality is highly valued in engineering culture and adherence to schedules and timelines is a priority.
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5
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31
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punctuality
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Eastern cultures
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Punctuality is important in Eastern cultures, but there is an expectation of flexibility and some delays may be acceptable.
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4
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32
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punctuality
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Egypt
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In Egypt, punctuality is not strictly enforced and delays in meetings and appointments are commonly accepted.
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4
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33
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punctuality
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Italy
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In Italian culture, punctuality for social events and dinners is not as strict as in other cultures.
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4
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34
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punctuality
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Singapore
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Punctuality is highly valued in Singapore and seen as a mark of professionalism and respect.
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4
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punctuality
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Western cultures
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Punctuality is highly valued and important for appointments and events in Western cultures.
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4
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punctuality
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Germany
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Punctuality is highly valued in German culture and arriving late is seen as rude and disrespectful.
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3
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punctuality
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Japan
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Punctuality is highly valued in Japanese culture and lateness can have negative consequences.
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3
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38
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punctuality
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Logistics industry in the United States
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In the US logistics industry, strict adherence to delivery schedules is highly valued.
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3
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39
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punctuality
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Mediterranean culture
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In Mediterranean culture, flexibility and slightly late meetings are commonly accepted.
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3
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40
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punctuality
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Modern Western World
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In the Modern Western World, punctuality is highly valued for appointments and meetings.
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3
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punctuality
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Philippines
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In the Philippines, there is a more relaxed attitude towards punctuality with tolerance for delays in various contexts.
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3
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42
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punctuality
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Switzerland
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Punctuality is highly esteemed and lateness is disapproved of in Swiss culture.
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3
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43
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punctuality
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Western office culture
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Punctuality is less strictly enforced in Western office cultures, allowing for some flexibility in arrival times.
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3
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punctuality
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business meetings
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Being punctual for business meetings expresses respect and value for the meeting and its attendees.
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3
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45
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punctuality
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Asia-Pacific
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In Asia-Pacific cultures, punctuality is a sign of respecting others' time.
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2
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46
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punctuality
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Australia
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Punctuality is highly valued in Australian culture and lateness is disapproved.
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2
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punctuality
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Aviation
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Punctuality is essential in aviation for adhering to flight schedules and satisfying passengers.
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2
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punctuality
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Business in Japan
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Punctuality is essential in Japanese business culture to demonstrate respect and professionalism.
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2
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punctuality
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Euro-American cultures
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Euro-American cultures place a strong emphasis on punctuality and timeliness in appointments and meetings.
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2
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50
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punctuality
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Finland
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Punctuality is highly valued in Finnish culture, and arriving late is discouraged.
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2
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punctuality
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France
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Punctuality is valued, but flexibility is often allowed in French culture.
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2
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punctuality
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Ghana
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In Ghanaian culture, there is flexibility and acceptance of delays in punctuality.
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2
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punctuality
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Global
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Being on time is seen as a sign of respect and professionalism globally.
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2
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punctuality
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Jamaican
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In Jamaican culture, punctuality is often relaxed and events may start later than scheduled.
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2
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punctuality
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Japanese
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Punctuality is highly valued in Japanese culture, showing respect in both office and customer service settings.
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2
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punctuality
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Kenya
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In Kenyan culture, punctuality is relaxed and delays are often accepted.
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2
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punctuality
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Mexico
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Punctuality is not strictly expected at social events in Mexican culture.
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2
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punctuality
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern countries, there is a flexible and relaxed attitude towards punctuality and tolerance for late arrivals.
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2
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punctuality
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Northern countries
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Punctuality is highly valued and considered respectful and important in Northern countries.
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2
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punctuality
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Norway
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Punctuality is highly valued and expected in Norway, including for appointments.
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2
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punctuality
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South Korea
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Punctuality is seen as crucial and respectful in social events in South Korean culture.
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2
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62
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punctuality
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Sweden
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In Sweden, punctuality is highly valued as a sign of professionalism and reliability.
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2
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63
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punctuality
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Sweden
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In Swedish culture, punctuality is highly valued and arriving late is considered impolite.
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2
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64
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punctuality
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US business culture
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In US business culture, punctuality is highly valued and lateness is considered disrespectful.
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2
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65
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punctuality
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business settings
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Punctuality is highly valued in business settings for meetings and appointments.
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2
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66
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punctuality
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island culture
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In island culture, punctuality is less emphasized and lateness is more accepted due to environmental and logistical factors.
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2
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punctuality
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African Business
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Punctuality is less emphasized in African business culture, with meetings commonly starting later than scheduled.
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1
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68
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punctuality
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American English
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Punctuality is highly valued in American English culture for appointments and meetings.
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1
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69
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punctuality
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Capitalist societies
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In capitalist societies, punctuality is highly valued and seen as a sign of professionalism and respect.
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1
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70
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punctuality
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Caribbean
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In Caribbean culture, flexibility with time is more common than punctuality.
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1
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punctuality
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Casual work environments
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In casual work environments, flexibility in work hours is valued more than strict punctuality.
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punctuality
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Central Europe
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In Central European culture, punctuality is highly valued and expected in both social and professional settings.
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1
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punctuality
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Commonwealth countries
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In Commonwealth countries, there is a strong emphasis on punctuality and timeliness.
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1
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punctuality
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Diverse society
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In a diverse society, punctuality may be more relaxed and lateness is more tolerable.
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1
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punctuality
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East Asian cultures
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In East Asian cultures, there is a more flexible approach to time and less emphasis on punctuality.
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1
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76
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punctuality
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Fiji
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In Fijian culture, flexibility in time is valued and being too punctual can be seen as rigid or insensitive.
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1
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punctuality
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Homogeneous society
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In a homogeneous society, punctuality is highly valued and being on time is seen as a sign of respect.
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1
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78
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punctuality
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Hungarian
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Punctuality is highly valued in Hungarian culture.
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1
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79
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punctuality
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Ivory Coast
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In Ivory Coast, flexibility in time is valued and being too punctual can be seen as rigid or insensitive.
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1
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80
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punctuality
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Latino culture
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Latino culture has a relaxed approach to punctuality, with events commonly starting later than scheduled.
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1
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81
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punctuality
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Lawyers in the United States
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Punctuality is highly valued among lawyers in the United States.
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1
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82
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punctuality
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Logistics industry in Japan
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Punctuality is crucial in the Japanese logistics industry for maintaining efficiency and trust.
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1
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83
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punctuality
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Mainstream Western societies
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In mainstream Western societies, being punctual and respecting schedules is important.
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1
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84
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punctuality
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Mauritanian
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In Mauritanian culture, punctuality is not strictly followed and appointments may not be strictly adhered to.
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1
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85
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punctuality
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North American
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Punctuality is highly important in North American culture and lateness is seen as disrespectful.
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1
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86
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punctuality
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Polynesia
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In Polynesian culture, there is a more relaxed approach to time and less emphasis on strict punctuality.
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1
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87
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punctuality
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Post-war Germany
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Punctuality is highly valued in post-war German culture as a sign of respect and professionalism.
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1
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88
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punctuality
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Practical societies
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In practical societies, flexibility with time and appointments is common, and being a few minutes late is often acceptable.
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1
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89
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punctuality
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Restrictive countries
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In restrictive countries, punctuality is considered important but there is a more relaxed attitude towards exact meeting times, especially for social events.
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1
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90
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punctuality
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Salaried workers in Spain
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Punctuality is valued, but being a few minutes late is socially acceptable in Spain.
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1
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91
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punctuality
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Silicon Valley
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In Silicon Valley, there is a strong emphasis on punctuality and strict adherence to schedules.
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1
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92
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punctuality
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Traditional Korean culture
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In traditional Korean culture, punctuality is highly valued and tardiness is considered impolite and disrespectful.
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1
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93
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punctuality
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US tech support
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Punctuality is crucial in US tech support culture for maintaining good customer service.
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1
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94
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punctuality
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Urban Western societies
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In Urban Western societies, punctuality is highly valued in both business and social settings.
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1
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95
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punctuality
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Western secular
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In Western secular culture, punctuality is highly valued and expected in social and business environments.
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1
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96
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punctuality
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business & economics
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Punctuality is highly valued in business and economics culture, and being late can be seen as disrespectful.
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1
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97
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punctuality
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business writing culture
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In a business writing culture, punctuality is crucial and being late is viewed negatively.
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1
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98
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punctuality
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business-oriented cultures
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Punctuality is valued and seen as a sign of respect and professionalism in business-oriented cultures.
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1
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99
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punctuality
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casual culture in tropical regions
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In casual tropical cultures, punctuality is generally more relaxed and being a few minutes late is often not seen as disrespectful.
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1
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100
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punctuality
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casual gatherings
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Being a little late to casual gatherings is acceptable and can be considered fashionable.
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1
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