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time
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Polychronic cultures
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In polychronic cultures, time is viewed as fluid and flexible, prioritizing relationships over rigid schedules.
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14
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2
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communication style
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Polychronic cultures
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Communication in polychronic cultures is indirect, lively, and often involves multitasking and interruptions.
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13
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3
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perception of time
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polychronic cultures
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In polychronic cultures, time is perceived as flexible and punctuality is not as strictly enforced.
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4
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meal times
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Polychronic cultures
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In Polychronic cultures, meal times are prolonged social events focused on conversation and enjoyment.
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5
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5
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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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hospitality
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Polychronic cultures
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In polychronic cultures, hospitality emphasizes warmth, generosity, and extended guest stays.
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4
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time management
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Polychronic cultures
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In Polychronic cultures, flexibility and adaptability in scheduling are valued over strict adherence to time management principles.
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relationship with us
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Polychronic cultures
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Polychronic cultures have a flexible and less structured approach to time in their relationships with others.
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2
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9
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time orientation
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Polychronic cultures
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Polychronic cultures prioritize relationships and events over strict schedules in their approach to time orientation.
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2
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10
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work
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Polychronic cultures
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Work in polychronic cultures involves flexible deadlines, overlapping tasks, and a focus on relationships and collaboration.
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attending meeting
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Polychronic cultures
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In polychronic cultures, attending meetings may involve late starts, interruptions, side conversations, and flexible schedules.
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negotiation
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Polychronic cultures
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Negotiations in polychronic cultures prioritize relationship-building and trust, leading to longer decision-making processes.
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takes place
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Polychronic cultures
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In Polychronic cultures, events are more likely to happen at approximate times rather than on strict schedules.
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