The individualism dimension demonstrates the relationship between an individual and a group, in terms of someone’s self-image through “I” ness and “we” ness. Also known as interdependence, it creates the standing of either self-sufficient or needing someone else’s help . Canada scores an 80 on the individualism dimension, which means that they support the aspect of “I” ness as opposed to “we” ness. Citizens of this society tend to care for themselves and relatives primarily and have their own drive through being self-reliant. In terms of a business perspective, the individual will rely on their knowledge and previous work experience to determine their ability to perform. In contrast, the Japanese society received a score of 46 on the individualistic
