The cultural dimension of uncertainty avoidance is highly pronounced in Europe, particularly in the German-speaking cluster countries such as Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. People in these countries prefer to avoid situations that bring uncertainty and unpredictability and instead prefer clear rules, regulations, and plans. This is reflected in many aspects of daily life, such as job security, a preference for traditional business practices, and concern for financial stability. In these countries, it is common to adhere to long-term employment contracts and work towards a reliable career path, rather than taking risks and pursuing unconventional career paths. Uncertainty avoidance also plays an important role in society, such as in politics. These countries often adopt a conservative stance to avoid changes and potential risks. However, this can also have a negative impact on innovation and growth, as changes and risks are often necessary to achieve progress. Overall, the cu...
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