Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool
Guanxi is an important work resource in the Chinese culture. Yingchou in the form of he hua jiu is a crucial business practice, especially among men in Taiwan, for building guanxi; it is a gender-segregated activity such that the culture of yingchou is a barrier faced by Taiwanese females when build...
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author | Ang, Geraldine Shi Min |
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description | Guanxi is an important work resource in the Chinese culture. Yingchou in the form of he hua jiu is a crucial business practice, especially among men in Taiwan, for building guanxi; it is a gender-segregated activity such that the culture of yingchou is a barrier faced by Taiwanese females when building guanxi. This study explored the obstacles Taiwanese females faced when trying to build guanxi at work and looked at the alternative guanxi-building methods females engaged in; females’ attitudes toward yingchou as the key mean of building guanxi were also investigated. While females acknowledged the usefulness of yingchou as a guanxi-building tool, they did employ alternative methods of building guanxi through exchanges of ganqing. Implications of the results are discussed. |
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spelling | ntu-10356/386972019-12-10T14:56:50Z Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool Ang, Geraldine Shi Min School of Humanities and Social Sciences Olwen Anna Bedford DRNTU::Social sciences::Sociology::Social psychology Guanxi is an important work resource in the Chinese culture. Yingchou in the form of he hua jiu is a crucial business practice, especially among men in Taiwan, for building guanxi; it is a gender-segregated activity such that the culture of yingchou is a barrier faced by Taiwanese females when building guanxi. This study explored the obstacles Taiwanese females faced when trying to build guanxi at work and looked at the alternative guanxi-building methods females engaged in; females’ attitudes toward yingchou as the key mean of building guanxi were also investigated. While females acknowledged the usefulness of yingchou as a guanxi-building tool, they did employ alternative methods of building guanxi through exchanges of ganqing. Implications of the results are discussed. Bachelor of Arts 2010-05-17T07:30:35Z 2010-05-17T07:30:35Z 2010 2010 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/38697 en Nanyang Technological University 40 p. application/pdf |
spellingShingle | DRNTU::Social sciences::Sociology::Social psychology Ang, Geraldine Shi Min Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool |
title | Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool |
title_full | Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool |
title_fullStr | Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool |
title_full_unstemmed | Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool |
title_short | Women at work : an exploratory study on how Taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward Yingchou as a guanxi-building tool |
title_sort | women at work an exploratory study on how taiwanese females build guanxi and their attitudes toward yingchou as a guanxi building tool |
topic | DRNTU::Social sciences::Sociology::Social psychology |
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