DOI: 10.22371/05.2015.011
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Leadership Cultural Values of United Arab Emirates-The Case of United Arab Emirates University

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“…Higher collectivism and lower individualism remain the norm in the UAE (Alteneiji, 2015;Engin & McKeown, 2017;Willemyns, 2008;Wright & Bennett, 2008). Yet, Hills and Atkins (2013) noted that although values and behavioral norms across UAE workplaces converged with Western work norms, cultural groups reverted to their personal values outside of work.…”
Section: Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Higher collectivism and lower individualism remain the norm in the UAE (Alteneiji, 2015;Engin & McKeown, 2017;Willemyns, 2008;Wright & Bennett, 2008). Yet, Hills and Atkins (2013) noted that although values and behavioral norms across UAE workplaces converged with Western work norms, cultural groups reverted to their personal values outside of work.…”
Section: Culturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…All government regulative and administrative functions in the meetings of the government are carried out in Arabic. But since the majority of the population is foreign, interpreters are hired to translate court proceedings to the plaintiff in multiple possible languages, and research has shown that the majority of the translations are done in English (Al‐Tenaijy, 2015). Most local government websites are increasingly hosting their content in both Arabic and English.…”
Section: The Uses Of English In the United Arab Emiratesmentioning
confidence: 99%