ARGENTINA

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ARGENTINA

VERBAL COMMUNICATION

TIME PERCEPTION

personal involvement and completion of existing transactions above the demands of preset schedules.

Polychronic

DON'T'S

Avoid homogenizing or comparing Argentines with people from other areas of the continent.

Avoid raising topics relating to Argentina’s past and present political issues.For example,topics such as Perón and his ideology, Great Britain and the Falkland Islands are highly sensitive

Don’t talk about serious topics unless you are knowledgeable otherwise this could cause strong reactions.

POWER DISTANCE

Argentina scores 46 which is very low, especially in comparison to other Latin American countries.

SPATIAL PERCEPTION

UAI

Corruption is widespread, the black market sizeable and, in general, you ́ll see a deep split between the “pays réel” and the “pays légal”.

Argentina shows a strong need for rules and legal systems in order to structure life however,the individuals’ need to obey these laws are weak.

MASCULINITY VS. FEMINITY

Argentina's score is 56.

DO'S

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Do give a kiss on the right cheek and give a slight nod to show respect.

Do show tolerance to a higher volume of noise. Argentine people are generally more open to loud music and conversation in a social situation.

Shake hands and maintain eye contact.

Engage in discussions on topics such as sports (particularly football/soccer), family, cuisine and natural landscapes of Argentina. These are often welcome topics of conversation.

Do dress nice and be presentable because Argentina is a very fashion-conscious country.

Do be patient and respectful at meetings.

NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION