In the workplace, the level of power is emphasized in cultures which are oriented to hierarchy. The employees implement the directions of their manager and the role of the manager is to take decisions and distribute the work for employees. In some cultures, inequality is accepted and there are no attempts taken to change the situation. While in other cultures, inequality is considered as something undesirable and therefore it requires reform. Equality oriented cultures do not emphasize hierarchy although it exists in order to facilitate relations within the organization. As a result, managers are involved in the work itself rather than people whose role is to give directions. Also, managers are not the ones that take the decision on their own; the decision making is done at the level of all employees involved in the issue.