concept   startup culture
16 commonsense assertions
Cultures (16) • Japan (1) • Sweden (1) • Nigeria (1) • Silicon Valley tech industry (1) • South Korea (1) • United Kingdom (1) • tech industry in the US (1) • Canada (1) • China (1) • Conservative regions (1) • Italy (1) • Kenya (1) • Norway (1) • Traditional corporate culture in Japan (1) • corporate culture in France (1) • traditional corporate culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 startup culture Japan Japan's startup culture emphasizes traditional hierarchy and group harmony for stable growth. 3
2 startup culture Sweden Sweden's startup culture benefits from government support and a collaborative environment. 3
3 startup culture Nigeria Nigeria's startup culture faces challenges in funding and infrastructure that hinder growth. 2
4 startup culture Silicon Valley tech industry The startup culture in the Silicon Valley tech industry encourages risk-taking and failure to drive innovation and disruption. 2
5 startup culture South Korea Startups in South Korea prioritize technology innovation and respect hierarchical structures for group harmony. 2
6 startup culture United Kingdom The startup culture in the United Kingdom values entrepreneurship, innovation, risk-taking, and long working hours. 2
7 startup culture tech industry in the US The startup culture in the US tech industry embraces risk-taking, innovation, and rewards entrepreneurship. 2
8 startup culture Canada Canada's startup culture emphasizes inclusivity and diversity in the workplace. 1
9 startup culture China Startup culture in China values networking and connections for business success. 1
10 startup culture Conservative regions Traditional business models are favored over startup culture in conservative regions. 1
11 startup culture Italy Italian culture tends to favor family-run or long-established businesses over startups. 1
12 startup culture Kenya Startup culture in Kenya is hindered by challenges in accessing funding and infrastructure, which hinders growth. 1
13 startup culture Norway Norwegian startup culture benefits from government support and social welfare. 1
14 startup culture Traditional corporate culture in Japan Startup culture is less common in Japan, where there is a preference for stability and hierarchy in traditional corporate culture. 1
15 startup culture corporate culture in France Startup culture is less prevalent in France due to the value placed on stability and work-life balance in corporate culture. 1
16 startup culture traditional corporate culture Startups prioritize caution and risk-aversion to ensure stability and steady growth, in contrast to traditional corporate culture. 1