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Anettt [7]
3 years ago
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Carly is applying for a position at a multinational corporation that will require her to work with people in other countries. fo

rtunately, she has experience doing this. to prepare for her interview, she is reviewing instances when she demonstrated a global mindset at her previous job. she knows that she will show the interviewer she has a global mindset by telling about times she has appreciated and influenced individuals, groups, organizations, and systems with different social, cultural, political, institutional, intellectual, and psychological characteristics. carly could best show the interviewer that she possesses the psychological dimension of the global mindset by discussing: how fluent she is in german and how knowledgeable she is about german literature, film, and music how much she enjoyed improving her conversational german by living with a host family for one semester in college how she was able to build strong, mutually trusting relationships with colleagues at manufacturing facilities in the ruhr in germany
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Murljashka [212]3 years ago
7 0
From the description above, i believe Carly is Demonstrating her <span>Cognitive Dimension.
Cognitive dimension refers to people's ability to Understand different interactions that happen in a foreign environment and cultures relative to their own. People wih high level of cognitive dimension tend to acquire skills such as understanding the foreign language, understanding the political landscape in that foreign country, understanding the ethical code in that foreign country, etc.</span>
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