When Diana is interviewed for a job, she asks the interviewer, "What are the three most important qualities that you'd like to see in the person you hire for this position?" This type of question is one that will help her _____
A. learn more about the interviewer's attitude toward a topic
B. gain information about what is important
C. show the interviewer that she is interested in the position
D. keep the conversation on track
B
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A) offer catchy, clever comments. B) expand on their issues. C) talk at a rapid pace. D) avoid the news media.
Effectively motivating group members from different cultures can be difficult. Members from high-power-distance cultures are motivated by
a. subtle, nonverbal acknowledgment from other group members. b. competition and opportunities for leadership. c. opportunities to work on multiple tasks with flexible deadlines. d. recognition for following instructions accurately and efficiently. e. words of praise and tangible rewards.