Question

Mara is looking to send one of her team members on an international assignment to China to train a group of employees located at her​ company's office in Beijing. As part of the​ assignment, the chosen employee will have to undergo a​ three-week diversity training program to help​ him/her learn about​ his/her new environment.​ Bryan, one of​ Mara's colleagues, is interested in taking up the assignment. Which of the​ following, if​ true, would reduce the likelihood that Bryan will be​ selected?

a. Bryan does not cope very well in ambiguous situations.
b. Bryan does cope very well in ambiguous situations.
c. Bryan does not like China
d. None of the above

Answer 1

The correct answer is letter "A": Bryan does not cope very well in ambiguous situations.

Step-by-step explanation:

To successfully be part of an exchange work program, the candidate must have good integration skills to face new cultures without struggling. It does not matter if the applicant might not like to country where the assignment is taking place, it is more important for that person to be tolerant enough with different costumes so it will not affect the working environment.