In Low-Context Cultures

question 72

Multiple Choice

In low-context cultures:

• A) there is subtlety and innuendo.
• B) what you say tends to be what you mean, in that communication tends to be explicit.
• C) indirection is prized because it recognizes the ability of the other.
• D) leadership is mostly from behind, allowing the work group to self-direct.

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Definitions:

Leadership Skills

A set of abilities that include motivating others, making decisions, and managing resources effectively to achieve goals.

Career Experiences

The accumulated knowledge, skills, and abilities gained from work and professional endeavors over a person’s lifetime.

Skills Model

A framework that outlines the capabilities and competencies that are necessary for effective performance in a specific role or job.

Competencies

A set of defined skills, knowledge, behaviors, and abilities that contribute to effective performance in a role or task.