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In North America, keeping people waiting for a business appointment is considered rude. Individualism Context Communication style Time orientation

In North America, keeping people waiting for a business appointment is considered rude. Individualism Context Communication style Time orientation
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In North America, keeping people waiting for a business appointment is considered rude.

Individualism
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Communication style
Time orientation

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