Cultural Apropiation from Switzerland

According to the hofstede model, it is generally taken into account that this would be its graph taking into account its type of linear active culture and according to the page  for comparison purposes

Colombia, according to the Lewis model, Colombia is in Multi active culture, because we are talkative, impulsive types who attach great importance to feelings, relationships and people-orientation. They like to do many things at the same time and are tend to feel confined by agendas. On the other hand, the Swiss fit more into the Linear model, because they tend to be task-oriented, highly organized planners who complete action-chains by doing one thing at a time, with a linear agenda. They prefer direct discussion, sticking to facts and figures from reliable, written sources. Speech is for information exchange and they talk and listen in equal proportions. They are truthful rather than diplomatic and do not fear confrontation, sticking to logic rather than emotions. They partly conceal feelings and value a certain amount of privacy.

Brainstorm about Gender Roles in switzerland -Strong woman -Happy Persons in general -hardworking people -intelligent woman Questions:  is time important for a Swiss person? the Swiss are always on time. I could stand around for 15minutes waiting for a bus in other places, but in Switzerland, that bus would be there on the dot. The obsession with punctuality has something to do with watchmaking, which is a traditional industry. (Note: the Swiss didn't invent the cucko-clock; they were invented in southern Germany). Does Swiss persons care about the environment? Almost the whole country is spotlessly clean, and the Swiss are obsessed with cleanliness and the environment. It's true that the Swiss like to keep things neat and tidy, but their commitment to the environment puts most of the rest of the world to shame. 65% of their energy needs are met by hydroelectric power.  is Privacy important for Swiss people? Swiss in their right mind would dare bother somebody to wh...

From Above MUSIC:  Swiss music is characterized by the use of accordions and horns, and mostly wind instruments LANGUAGE: In Switzerland there is a wide range of languages, starting from French, to German, among other colonial languages From Below NATURE OF FRIENDSHIP:  In Switzerland, friendships are based more on respect than on other parts of the world, poor physical contact and punctuality when making an appointment BODY LANGUAGE : Poor posture is frowned upon. Do not stretch or slouch in public. Do not point your index finger to your head. This is an insult, in general Body language varies from region to region in Switzerland.