concept   time management
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 time management Western cultures In Western cultures, punctuality is highly valued and emphasizes efficient time management for success in work and social interactions. 28
2 time management Latin American In Latin American cultures, there is a tendency to be flexible with time and to accept lateness. 25
3 time management United States In the United States, punctuality and time efficiency are highly prized in both work and social environments. 17
4 time management Switzerland In Swiss culture, punctuality is highly valued and being late is considered disrespectful. 16
5 time management Germany In Germany, punctuality is highly respected and valued as a sign of respect for others. 13
6 time management African cultures In African cultures, time management is viewed as more flexible with less emphasis on punctuality and schedules. 9
7 time management Middle East In Middle Eastern culture, time management is more flexible and being late for social events is accepted. 9
8 time management Mediterranean cultures Mediterranean cultures have a relaxed and flexible approach to time management and punctuality. 7
9 time management Spain In Spain, there is a more relaxed attitude towards punctuality and schedules. 7
10 time management Eastern countries Eastern countries tend to have a more flexible approach to time and schedules, with less strict adherence to appointments and timelines. 6
11 time management Brazil In Brazil, a flexible approach to time and acceptance of slight lateness in social situations is common in time management. 5
12 time management Europe Punctuality and strict adherence to schedules are highly valued in professional and social settings in Europe. 5
13 time management Polychronic cultures In Polychronic cultures, flexibility and adaptability in scheduling are valued over strict adherence to time management principles. 4
14 time management South Korea In South Korea, time management is highly valued and punctuality is key due to an emphasis on efficiency and productivity. 4
15 time management United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, punctuality and adherence to time are highly emphasized in personal and business activities. 4
16 time management Chess-playing communities In chess-playing communities, strategic time management is crucial in competitive matches with different time controls. 3
17 time management Mexico In Mexico, punctuality is not a strict priority and events often start later than scheduled time. 3
18 time management North American culture Punctuality is highly valued in North American culture, both in business and social settings. 3
19 time management Spanish In Spanish culture, there is a relaxed attitude towards time and schedules with events often starting later than scheduled. 3
20 time management academia Effective time management is essential for academic success in academia. 3
21 time management everyday In everyday culture, punctuality is important in business, while leisure activities allow for more flexibility, but strict schedules are still adhered to. 3
22 time management Agrarian societies In traditional agrarian societies, time is flexible and influenced by natural rhythms and agricultural cycles. 2
23 time management Australia Time management in Australia emphasizes balancing work and leisure, while prioritizing punctuality and respecting others' time. 2
24 time management Canada In Canada, time management focuses on achieving work-life balance and establishing clear boundaries between work and personal time. 2
25 time management China In Chinese culture, work takes priority over leisure and auspicious times are considered important for activities due to the concept of time management. 2
26 time management Conference panels Conference panels aim to balance strict schedules with flexibility for in-depth discussions to effectively manage time during presentations. 2
27 time management English-speaking countries Punctuality is highly valued and seen as a sign of respect in English-speaking countries. 2
28 time management Japanese culture In Japanese culture, punctuality and being early are highly valued in time management. 2
29 time management Secular Western culture The concept of time management in secular Western culture involves balancing efficiency with flexibility and work-life balance. 2
30 time management international conferences Balancing strict schedules with flexibility for in-depth discussions is essential for time management at international conferences. 2
31 time management Africa In African culture, there is a more relaxed attitude towards time and appointments may not start exactly on time. 1
32 time management Armenian culture Armenian culture has a more relaxed approach to time management and schedules. 1
33 time management Burundi In Burundi, time is seen as flexible and social interactions are prioritized over strict schedule adherence. 1
34 time management Collectivist cultures In collectivist cultures, time management is more flexible and prioritizes relationships over schedules. 1
35 time management Developed countries Punctuality is highly valued in developed countries in both social and professional settings. 1
36 time management Developing countries In developing countries, there is a more relaxed attitude towards time management and being slightly late is often more acceptable. 1
37 time management East Asian academic culture In East Asian academic culture, strict adherence to schedules and timelines is emphasized, with a focus on punctuality and efficiency. 1
38 time management Eastern science culture In Eastern science culture, time management emphasizes harmony, flexibility, and less rigid adherence to schedules. 1
39 time management Fencing cultures In fencing cultures, punctuality and strict adherence to schedules are highly valued as part of time management. 1
40 time management German culture In German culture, time management involves strict adherence to schedules, punctuality, and clear boundaries between work and personal time. 1
41 time management Global Worldwide, punctuality is highly regarded in both professional and social environments as a part of effective time management. 1
42 time management Hungary In Hungary, there is a relaxed attitude towards punctuality and flexibility with time management. 1
43 time management Individualistic cultures In individualistic cultures, there is a strong emphasis on punctuality and efficiency in time management. 1
44 time management Industrialized societies In industrialized societies, punctuality is highly valued in time management, and being on time for appointments and meetings is important. 1
45 time management Inland Europe Inland Europe highly values punctuality and considers being late for appointments as disrespectful. 1
46 time management Ireland In Ireland, punctuality is generally valued, but flexibility is also appreciated in social settings. 1
47 time management Layman's understanding In layman's understanding, time management allows for slight lateness in certain situations. 1
48 time management Mainland American In Mainland American culture, there is a strong emphasis on punctuality and efficient time management. 1
49 time management Modern Romance language-speaking countries Punctuality is highly valued and being on time for appointments is important in Modern Romance language-speaking countries. 1
50 time management Modern Western World Punctuality is highly valued in the Modern Western World and being late for appointments or meetings is considered disrespectful. 1
51 time management Neutral countries Punctuality is generally important in neutral countries, but there may be more flexibility compared to Switzerland. 1
52 time management Nigeria In Nigeria, time management is more flexible and being slightly late is commonly accepted in social interactions. 1
53 time management Northern European countries Time management in Northern European countries prioritizes maximum productivity and minimum wasted time through a focus on efficiency. 1
54 time management Northern United States In the Northern United States, time management emphasizes work-life balance and setting boundaries between work and personal time. 1
55 time management Northern countries In Northern countries, there is an emphasis on punctuality and efficient time management. 1
56 time management Protestant countries Punctuality is highly valued in Protestant countries, and being on time for appointments is expected due to the emphasis on time management. 1
57 time management Rationalism The concept of time management in rationalist cultures emphasizes efficiency and punctuality in work and daily schedules. 1
58 time management Scarcity-based cultures In scarcity-based cultures, time management is prioritized to optimize productivity. 1
59 time management Singapore In Singapore, time management is highly valued and lateness is considered disrespectful. 1
60 time management South American countries In South American countries, time management is often sacrificed in favor of building relationships and personal interactions. 1
61 time management Southern countries Time management in Southern countries is more flexible and prioritizes relationships over schedules. 1
62 time management Tropical countries In tropical countries, there is a more relaxed approach to time management and schedules. 1
63 time management Western academic culture Scheduling and prioritizing tasks is essential for academic success in Western academic culture. 1
64 time management Western individualistic cultures Punctuality is highly valued in Western individualistic cultures as part of time management. 1
65 time management civilian culture In civilian culture, punctuality is highly valued and lateness is considered disrespectful in business and social events. 1
66 time management common speech Punctuality is important, but being flexible with time is often expected in social situations. 1
67 time management data analysis Using data analysis to prioritize time management for increased productivity and meeting project deadlines. 1
68 time management engineering community Time management is highly valued in the engineering community for completing projects efficiently. 1
69 time management everyday life Punctuality is highly valued in everyday life for effective time management. 1
70 time management industrialized Western countries In industrialized Western countries, punctuality is highly valued and being late is considered disrespectful. 1
71 time management manufacturing industry in the United States In the manufacturing industry in the United States, time management emphasizes strict adherence to schedules and deadlines. 1
72 time management microscope users Microscope users emphasize careful scheduling to optimize lab time and research productivity. 1
73 time management research-oriented cultures In research-oriented cultures, emphasis is placed on efficiency and productivity in time management. 1
74 time management societal norms In the concept of time management, societal norms value punctuality and being on time for appointments. 1
75 time management tech industry in Japan In the tech industry in Japan, time management emphasizes flexibility in work hours and prioritizing achieving results over tracking hours. 1
76 time management urban Western culture Urban Western culture values punctuality and efficient time management, prioritizing schedules and deadlines. 1