Different cultures have varying attitudes toward hierarchy and authority, which influence employer expectations. In high power distance cultures, employees may expect clear, top-down directives and may be less likely to question decisions. Conversely, in low power distance cultures common in many tech environments, employees expect egalitarian relationships and may anticipate participative decision-making. Employers need to balance these expectations to create inclusive leadership styles that resonate across cultural backgrounds.
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