1. Outsourced India Film
Ahoud Khaled H

2. Hofstede Six Dimensions
Power distance (PDI)
Uncertainty avoidance (UAI)
Indulgence vs. restraint (IND)
Masculinity vs. femininity (MAS)
Individualism and collectivism (IDV)
Long term orientation vs. short term orientation (LTO)

3. Individualism versus Collectivism
In this scene, A young child is allowed to Todd to sit in the seat, despite
the intensity of congestion on the train, and then without any abashment
the child sits above the feet of Todd. Which led to the surprise and
amazement for Todd. As we see, this scene may prove an individualism
culture, because its used the private personal space of a person.

4. Power Distance
In this scene, Todd’s speaks to his boss, Dave. On different events,
Todd called dave a “corporate slime-ball”. As a result, it considered the low
Power distance characteristic so is revealed in the totally uninhibited way.

5. Uncertainty avoidance
In this scene, in an important moment, Todd indicates people that can change
the pattern of their roles. Moreover, is representing cultures that avoid
uncertainty. Also, Todd encourages Asha and his assistant manager, he said
“I believed Asha can do anything”. As a result, uncertainty avoidance means
be less comfortable with change. In addition, the value tradition and formal
rules, shows less tolerance for different ideas.

6. Individualism versus Collectivism
In this scene, Todd impressed Asha when she told him she was engaged,
and so by her family and customs and traditions in India, when she was young
in age. Where was the response would like to do "Since she was a child, I can
not believe a woman Like her beautiful accepts this marriage However,
that means this scene may prove an individualism culture, because each
individual is acting on his or her own, making their own choices.

7. Power Distance
In this scene, the driver found Todd and shook hands, then he called by
using Mr. Todd. That mean Todd's demonstration of high power
distance contracts with the deferential way in which his Indian people.

8. References
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