concept   punctuality
culture   Latin America
statement   The Latin American culture values flexibility with time and considers being slighty late as acceptable in social gatherings and meetings.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 attitude towards punctuality Latin American countries Flexible attitudes towards time are more common, and it's not uncommon for events to begin later than scheduled 1
2 meeting punctuality Contemporary Latin American Business Being slightly late to meetings may be more acceptable, and the focus is on building relationships rather than adhering strictly to schedules. 1
3 punctuality Latin America More relaxed approach to time; being a few minutes late is often acceptable and expected 1
4 punctuality Latin America Events and meetings often start later than the scheduled time, and it's generally acceptable to arrive slightly after the agreed-upon time. 1
5 punctuality Latin America Arriving on time is important, but being a few minutes late is generally acceptable. 1
6 punctuality Latin America Punctuality is more flexible and less strictly observed in social and professional settings. 1
7 punctuality Latin America More flexible with time, it's common for meetings and events to start later than scheduled. 1
8 punctuality Latin America Flexibility with time is more common 1
9 punctuality Latin America Flexibility in time is more common, and it is often acceptable to be late for social gatherings or meetings. 1
10 punctuality Latin American Punctuality is more relaxed, and it's common for events to start later than scheduled. 1
11 punctuality Latin American Being on time is less strictly observed, and gatherings may start later than planned as part of the cultural norm. 1
12 punctuality Latin American More relaxed approach to time and schedules 1
13 punctuality Latin American Countries More relaxed approach to time, appointments may start a bit later than scheduled 1
14 punctuality Latin American Culture Punctuality is more relaxed, and it's common for appointments and meetings to start late or have flexible time frames. 1
15 punctuality Latin American countries Considered important, but generally more flexible in Western European countries, while often more relaxed and less rigid in Latin American countries 1
16 punctuality Latin American countries Being a few minutes late is often acceptable, and events may start later than scheduled. 1
17 punctuality Latin American countries Being slightly late for social gatherings is often acceptable and expected 1
18 punctuality Latin American countries Being significantly late for social events is often considered acceptable and even expected. 1
19 punctuality Latin American culture More relaxed attitude towards punctuality and being fashionably late is acceptable in social gatherings. 1
20 punctuality Latin American culture Being slightly late to social gatherings is often more acceptable and expected 1
21 punctuality Latin American culture More relaxed attitude towards punctuality, with a tendency for events to start later than scheduled 1
22 punctuality Latin American culture Flexibility with time is more common 1
23 punctuality Latin American culture Punctuality is more relaxed, and it's common for people to arrive late for social events without causing offense 1
24 punctuality Latin American cultures More flexible approach to time 1
25 punctuality Latin American cultures More flexibility with time, less strict adherence to schedules 1
26 punctuality Latin American cultures Punctuality is more flexible, and being late is often tolerated 1
27 punctuality Latin American cultures Punctuality is more fluid and events often start later than scheduled 1
28 punctuality Latin American cultures More relaxed approach to punctuality and schedules, with flexibility in timing for social events. 1
29 punctuality for flights Latin American countries Flights being delayed or running behind schedule is commonly accepted 1