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Culture Map Comparator
Compare countries across eight Culture Map-style workplace dimensions. Pick from the common list or type others, then scan the charts for where communication and collaboration might get bumpy.
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Caveat: these are broad, directional patterns for reflection, not rules about individuals. Individual, regional, generational, company, class, and context differences are often bigger than the country-level trend. Use this to ask better questions, not to stereotype.
- Framework: Erin Meyer, The Culture Map
- Dimension descriptions/examples: Harvard Business Review, “Navigating the Cultural Minefield”
- Official paid country-comparison tool: Culture Map Premium
Common countries
How to read this
- Each chart is a left-to-right continuum. Further left tends toward the left-hand style; further right tends toward the right-hand style.
- Pastel dashed lines connect each country across dimensions, e.g. Communicating → Evaluating → Persuading.
- The number under each country dot is its approximate normalized 0–100 position for that dimension. They are not official country scores.