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Understanding El Jefe: The Paternalistic Workplace Culture in Mexico

Explore the unique workplace dynamics in Mexico where El Jefe, or "father" figure, governs through obedience and loyalty. Discover how employees are treated uniquely, with personal involvement in their lives. Learn about the lack of delegation and individual responsibility in this paternalistic setting where personal situations are known and considered.

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Understanding El Jefe: The Paternalistic Workplace Culture in Mexico

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  1. CULTUREDRAMA

  2. El Jefe

  3. “Father” in the workplace: treat each employee uniquely Buena gente (“nice person,” worthy of loyalty) The Mexican worker does as he is told No delegation, no initiative, no personal responsibility

  4. Workers sitting waiting for el jefe to return to the workplace El jefe hires & fires on the basis of obedience & loyalty El jefe knows the personal situations of his employees: children, birthdays, weddings, quinceaneras, etc. El jefe fits into the larger paternalistic work society

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