In regards to the PDI, I would place myself in the middle of the continuum when I compare myself to my peers. Leaning towards the higher end of the PDI spectrum, I believe there will always be unequal levels of power and to some extent that is needed to help society operate more efficiently. It would be nice if everything could be equal and fair, but different people have different capabilities and some people are natural born leaders and can more effectively hold more power and direct others in their skillsets. Income distribution in society will be uneven because some jobs are harder or more stressful than others. Although, there should be a more equal distribution. For instances, males should not receive higher wages for the same job
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I see more out of control children in homes where children are allowed to be on an equal power level with their parents. Older generations hold a lot of wisdom and should be respected and possibility even feared, so that younger generations are quicker to learn compliance, as well as, consequences to their actions. Alternatively, to avoid stagnancy in society or organizations, subordinates should be consulted or perhaps more can be learned from student-centered education. If fresh new ideas are never introduces then people tend to exist with status-quo versus learning from younger people or subordinates that haven’t been repeatedly exposed to the same ideas or …show more content…
I do not believe that men and women should be treated differently, but it should be recognized and accepted that there are differences between the genders. A society with both masculine and feminine qualities can be a good balance for the overall health of a community. There are different times and places when different qualities are needed. For example, a caring heart is needed when caring for family members, but in the workplace, assertiveness and ambition may be needed to further accelerate ones career. All people will go through times in their lives when they are strong and when they are week. Everyone needs a support system to help them through the harder times. Alternatively, admiration during the good times can keep one strong and motivated to continue on a successful path.
Children can be better-rounded if they are exposed to more of a co-parenting style where both mothers and fathers deal with facts and feelings. During various times in a child’s life a mother’s perspective might be more helpful and other times when a father’s view is more appreciated. Better-rounded children turn into adults that are hopefully more accepting of their feelings where neither boys nor girls are afraid to cry and both sexes are willing to stand up for themselves and fight for what is
I see more out of control children in homes where children are allowed to be on an equal power level with their parents. Older generations hold a lot of wisdom and should be respected and possibility even feared, so that younger generations are quicker to learn compliance, as well as, consequences to their actions. Alternatively, to avoid stagnancy in society or organizations, subordinates should be consulted or perhaps more can be learned from student-centered education. If fresh new ideas are never introduces then people tend to exist with status-quo versus learning from younger people or subordinates that haven’t been repeatedly exposed to the same ideas or …show more content…
I do not believe that men and women should be treated differently, but it should be recognized and accepted that there are differences between the genders. A society with both masculine and feminine qualities can be a good balance for the overall health of a community. There are different times and places when different qualities are needed. For example, a caring heart is needed when caring for family members, but in the workplace, assertiveness and ambition may be needed to further accelerate ones career. All people will go through times in their lives when they are strong and when they are week. Everyone needs a support system to help them through the harder times. Alternatively, admiration during the good times can keep one strong and motivated to continue on a successful path.
Children can be better-rounded if they are exposed to more of a co-parenting style where both mothers and fathers deal with facts and feelings. During various times in a child’s life a mother’s perspective might be more helpful and other times when a father’s view is more appreciated. Better-rounded children turn into adults that are hopefully more accepting of their feelings where neither boys nor girls are afraid to cry and both sexes are willing to stand up for themselves and fight for what is