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    Title: 跨國公司台灣與巴拿馬員工文化差異對管理影響之研究─以巴拿馬台商為例
    The Impact of Culture on Management between Taiwanese and Panamanian employees in a Multinational Corporation: The Case of a Taiwanese Company in Panama
    Authors: 古俊華
    David Koo Chong NG
    Contributors: 吳豐祥
    古俊華
    David Koo Chong NG
    Keywords: 跨國公司
    文化差異
    管理
    Culture
    multinational corporations (MNC)
    communication
    management
    Panama
    Taiwan
    Date: 2006
    Issue Date: 2009-09-17 18:53:51 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 跨國公司台灣與巴拿馬員工文化差異對管理影響之研究─以巴拿馬台商為例
    Growth of international business has provoked the drain of companies venturing into
    cross borders. It is vitally decisive to consider facts before encountering any major
    problems. Corporations constructed by talented people dedicate the time to study
    economic factors such as taxation, government policies, and other investment dimensions.
    And nowadays, considered more important, the management of cross culture.
    This thesis measured the cultural similarities and differences between Panamanian and
    Taiwanese in a Taiwanese company established in Panama. The use of academic journals
    and surveys was important for collecting primary and secondary data. Local staff and
    Taiwanese managers transferred to Panama were interviewed; using a questionnaire
    structured using 5 (five) cultural dimensions discovered by Professor Geert Hofstede
    during his study in IBM, and studying the two constructs (communication and
    management style).
    Research Findings depicted that Taiwanese and Panamanians are more culturally similar
    than different; however, there are still challenges to face in this scenario. Some of these
    challenges for Taiwanese managers are to broaden their communication with staff, so
    local staff can fully enjoyed and receive a coaching style. Also, a challenge for local staff
    is their low uncertainty avoidance, which denotes a lack of communication in order to
    produce efficiently.
    Despite the challenges that have to be faced by the two parties, findings concluded that in
    this interaction, there is a positive relationship. Also, conclusion provided some
    recommendations for Taiwanese managers and other companies planning to establish in
    Panama. Those recommendations were as mentioned before, adapt their Taiwanese
    working style into the local staff considering some differences between; and use rewards
    for motivating staff.
    This study could also be used by Taiwanese Corporations planning to invest in Panama,
    and for any other country used as a reference to consider in advance. International
    community seeking to nurture knowledge regarding to culture and its consequences in
    organizations.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    國際經營管理碩士班(IMBA)
    94933032
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