KDQT2

How does Unilever Vietnam exploit the collective nature of Vietnamese culture?

• Unilever intentionally assigns and organizes both work and training in groups.

• Unilever also pays special attention to Labor Union

• Rewarding is usually given to the whole group

• All are correct

Which is probably the way Unilever uses to encourage creativity among employees in its subsidiaries in Western countries?

• Developing a new working model which gives employees flexibility and freedom

• Giving rewards in group

• Offering preference in recruitment for relatives and acquaintances of employees to a certain extent

• All are correct

 Which is the strength of collectivism?

• High degree of entrepreneurship

• A lack of incentive for individual creativity and initiative

• Encouraging lifetime employment systems

• New products and processes

Which is NOT the strength of individualism?

• Discouraging job switching between firms

• High degree of entrepreneurship

• A lack of company loyalty

• A lack of incentive for individual creativity and initiative

 What is social structure?

• It is a system that outlines how certain activities are directed in order to achieve the goals of an organization

• It is the framework upon which relationships are formed

•  It refers to the way a society works

• It refers to basic social organization of a society.

India is a country that uses only one language.

• True

•  False

What percentage of people speak English in india

• 60%

• 12%

• 35%

• 80%

What is the impact of language differences on unilever's business?

• limit the consumption of products in the host country market

• make unilever stand out in host country by language and thereby attract attention from consumers

• makes Unilever difficult  to convey product-related information to consumers.

• a huge obstacle when partners negotiate with each other.

 How many languages did Unilever’s project Shakti operate? 

• 1

• 2

• 12

• 27

 In Vietnam,  What solution does Unilever use to language difference ? 

• designing the packaging for the product using Vietnamese

• uses language and symbols that are close to the country

• still use a lot of English on the packaging so that Vietnamese people tend to learn more about English

• Unilever has no way to solve this problem