Interview Topic: Cultural Differences Between Austrian and Indian

Meeting Guide Topic: Cultural contrasts among Austrian and Indian workers/supervisors. Dear Interviewee, We are essentially keen on your own encounters, and all inquiries are to be viewed as identified with you! †¢Name : Birgitt †¢Native Country (demonstrate any twofold citizenship): Austria †¢Gender: Female †¢Country(ies) visited: South America, Asia, Europe and Australia †¢Age : 25 Q1: Explain by and large where the best contrasts among Austrian and Indian worklife are to be found. There are commonly more Indians utilized for a vocation that is normally done by only one Austrian.Time observation is unique. I think Indians have all the more working hours. Q2: How would you feel that your nation is not the same as different nations? I like it since India is a nation that is still on the move and is dynamic. In Austria the advancement is by all accounts restricted as of now. Q3 : What would you be able to call attention to similar to the most significant socia l distinction between an Indian and Austrian/European ? - Perception of cleaness is extraordinary - People in India appear to be progressively laid back - The significance of religion is higher as a rule Man are increasingly prevailing Q4 : What generalizations do individuals in your nation by and large use to portray the accompanying gatherings (don't depict your own kin whenever recorded underneath): * The Americans: dumb, fat and odd * The French: self-important, disagreeable and not ready to communicate in English * The Germans: dependable and exhausting * The Indians: gesturing with there head an alternate way, clever and lethargic Q5 : When you travel abroad, do you believe that these biases are legitimized (on a scale from 1 to 5)? 1 (when all is said in done Yes) 2 3 †once in a while indeed, in some cases no. !!!!!!! 4 5 (Not by any stretch of the imagination) Give models: Q6 : How would you see the expert correspondence between remote (Austrian/European ) and Indian re presentatives? - Formal - Friendly, casual conversation on the start - Showing solid enthusiasm about the other nation - Indians all the more cordial, Austrians increasingly focussed and brutal Q7: How do hierarchical standards in India contrast from Austrian ones? Indians like to predict everything and plan ahead of time, Austrians increasingly adaptable in plan making (brief timeframe) Q8 : In the business world, would you say that: The degree of duty given to individuals is connected to: (a few answers are conceivable) * their situation in the organization ? my answer * the quantity of years spent in the organization * their age * their sex * other: - The manager of an organization: * is difficult to reach * can be reached effectively ? my answer * necessities to have authority * doesn't attempt to show up ground-breaking Q9: In your general public, data is commonly transmitted ? * legitimately, through express messages, so as not to sit around idly. ? my answer * in a roundabout way, through numerous implicit messages. other: Q10: How are outsiders acknowledged in India? Do you have encounters concerning exiles and their acknowledgment by Indian representatives? I don’t have understanding yet I was informed that they incorporate outsider quite quick Q11: How significant is the subject of religion in day by day worklife in India? Extremely significant, in Austria it isn't. Q 12: Would you say that your nation is somewhat turned towards Individualism or Collective/bunch soul (on a scale from 1 to 5) 1 (Individualism) ? individualistic 2 3 4 5 (Collective/bunch spirit)Q13: Rank the accompanying ideas from 1 (positive) to 5 (negative) contingent upon their positive or negative an incentive in your general public? * clearness: 1 * sparing one's face: 4 * candor: 3 * working in gathering: 2 * individual pride: 3 * rivalry: 3 Q14: The propensity to change organizations or occupations in india is: * high * low * other: don’t know Q15: As far as time association, individuals in india: will in general do * do only each thing in turn ? my answer * complete a few things without a moment's delay * other: will in general be * extremely reliable * rather dependable * once in a while on time ? my answer * never on time other: tend to * carefully follow what they have wanted to do * alter their plan and subsequently delay what they have arranged ? my answer * other: Q16: How significant is cash in India? Do you have the inclination that bartering is significant in India ? Cash isn't that significant in India for what it's worth in Austria, however bartering is a higher priority than in Austria Q17 : Do you have any thoughts on the best way to take care of issues of Austrian organizations in India? Being patient and receive to the way of life, hinder a piece and present clear standards and clarify that they must be followed 8 : How might you for the most part depict an Indian? Do you imagine that Indians and Austrians/European neglect th e social contrasts or would they say they are mindful of them? Indians are laid back from one viewpoint yet in addition extremely dedicated to things like religion and family. They are extremely useful and not that narrow minded as Europeans. I imagine that Europeans know about the social contrasts yet can't get a sentiment of it till they are really visiting India. ? If you don't mind don't hesitate to include your own proposals and remarks on this subject or on the review itself? Much obliged to you for partaking in the study?