Cultural Collaboration Compass
Bridge cultural gaps in global teams by understanding key differences in communication styles, leadership approaches, and workplace behaviors across 50+ countries.
This interactive tool maps cultural tendencies at the national level, not individual behavior. Each person is unique and may not align perfectly with their country's profile. Use this as a guide to understand general patterns in workplace interactions, not to stereotype individuals.
After selecting countries, a Meeting Tips button will appear. Click it to access practical guidance for effective cross-cultural meetings, including preparation strategies, communication approaches during meetings, and specific considerations for remote collaboration with team members from different cultures.
For expatriates or those with multicultural backgrounds: Your cultural preferences may reflect your country of origin, your current residence, or a blend of both. If you're British living in the Netherlands, you might retain some British communication patterns while adopting Dutch approaches in other dimensions. Consider comparing both countries to identify your personal "cultural middle ground" and potential adaptation areas when working with international teams.
Team Collaboration Tip
Compare each dimension to spot the largest gaps between countries. These areas represent potential challenges in team collaboration and communication styles.