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Cultural Diversity INDONESIAN BUSINESS CULTURE “Different fields, different grasshoppers; different seas, different fish” Indonesian Proverb - Hesty Oktariza | 014200900073

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Cultural Diversity

INDONESIAN BUSINESS CULTURE

“Different fields, different grasshoppers; different seas, different fish” –Indonesian Proverb -

Hesty Oktariza | 014200900073

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Indonesia Unity in Diversity

Source : youtube.com

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Significance of Indonesia in the World

World’s 4th most populous country (229,965 million people in 2009)

World’s largest archipelago (more than 13,667 islands, consist of more than 300 ethnic)

World’s largest moeslem population, but Islam is not the only religion

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Introduction to Indonesia

Indonesia is a mixture of Dutch, Malay, Chinese, Indian and Arabian heritage.

Rich of natural resources: oil & gas, minerals, forestry, agriculture and marine products including its stunning natural scenery.

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Key Concept on Indonesia Business Culture

HierarchyFaceTimeGroup Thinking

 Hierarchy plays a great role in Indonesian culture

Respect is shown to those with higher status, power, position, and age

Superiors are often called "bapak" or "ibu“ to show respects.

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Key Concept on Indonesia Business Culture

HierarchyFaceTimeGroup Thinking

The concept of ‘face’ is about avoiding the cause of shame.

As a result, people are very careful with the way they interact and speak in order to maintain group harmony.

Indonesian is an indirect society in communication style.

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Key Concept on Indonesia Business Culture

HierarchyFaceTimeGroup Thinking

In Indonesia, “Time is not Money”

Group harmony is more important

Indonesian doesn’t like rush in business, they take longer time to make consideration and decision

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Key Concept on Indonesia Business Culture

HierarchyFaceTimeGroup Thinking

Indonesia is a collectivist society

Group harmony get higher importance than individual greed

People will define themselves according to their ethnic group, family and place of birth

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Cultural Dimension of Indonesia

Power Distance Index (PDI)

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Large gaps between organizational structure in organization

Individuals are careful about expressing their opinion to superiors

Show proper respect to their boss

Superior issue directives and expect subordinates to speak only when allowed and unpleasantly surprised when subordinates freely air their opinions.

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Cultural Dimension of Indonesia

Uncertainty Avoidance Index

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Society with low Uncertainty Avoidance Index tend to place greater emphasis on stability rather than innovation and change in order to reduce or minimize risk

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Cultural Dimension of Indonesia

Collectivism

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Opinions are determined by group membersPeople see themselves first as part of the group and are concern with the welfare of group

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Doing Business in Indonesia

Do’s Don’ts

Be polite Respect Make eye contact and friendly smile Use pleasant voice Be genial Avoid confrontation and

disharmony Be patience with tardiness Build interpersonal relationship Low profile Understand status differencesAddress Indonesia colleague with

proper proffesional titles

Be aggresive Use threatening words Use the left hand in

receiving or eating Show outburst emotion Spit in the presence of

people Be angry if Indonesian ask

your privacy Make someone lose their

“face” Offer alcohol, leather,

certain animal products or knives as gifts to your Indonesian counterparts.

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Business Ethics in Indonesia

General EtiquetteIntroductionGreetingRespect on Values and BelievesAppearanceNegotiationBusiness Meeting EtiquetteDining EtiquetteGift Giving EtiquetteWomen in Business

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Recommendation :Doing Business in Indonesia

http://il.youtube.com/watch?v=3z8Y3LknZFo

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ConclusionDoing business in Indonesia need

understanding of its hierarchy and bureaucracies

Indonesia is a collectivist, risk avoider and high power distance country

Investing in personal relationship is critical to success in working with Indonesian

Communication in Indonesia work by indirect manner.

Indonesians do not rush in making business

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