Triandis (1995) and Schwartz (1992) confirmed the existence of values such as altruism, kindness, love, generosity, tolerance, understanding, protection, and benevolence which are the set of values that GLOBE seeks to measure using the Humane Orientation dimension. Brazil scored 5.68 along this continuum while the U.S. scored 5.53 (Kabasakal and Bodur 2004, p. 574). It is highly likely that both countries’ managers and leaders would be equally oriented toward consideration of others on an individualized and holistic basis. Employees in both societies would be apt to have personal relationships with managers who may even provide individualized support for employees. Employees would feel motivated by a sense of belongingness (Cullen and Parboteeah 2008; House et al. 2004).