Answer the following question, multiple choices.

1. James is a product engineer working in SmarTech Ltd. His manager feels that with the right opportunities and constant coaching, James can become an effective global leader. If James is a millennial, it is likely that:

A. he will operate on an external locus of control.

B. he will want frequent mentoring to build his skills.

C. he will tend to avoid challenging functional roles.

D. he will tend to avoid roles that require supervising people.

2. Imagine that Marian is a teacher who is interested in assessing her students global leadership skills. She prepares a questionnaire that will help her identify the students who have the potential to become global leaders with proper guidance and mentoring. In this questionnaire, Marian should ask her students to:

A. provide detailed outlines of their long-term career plans

B. outline their peers weaknesses

C. identify their peers strengths

D. identify their respective passions

3.Beryl Inc. is a beverage company that has operations in 39 countries worldwide. It has adopted a glocalization strategy. Given this information, it can be said that:

A. Beryl can make adjustments according to regional consumer needs.

B. Beryl uses the same mix of marketing strategies in its foreign and domestic markets.

C. Beryls global image is unlikely to transcend cultural barriers.

D. Beryl is unlikely to maintain any standardization levels.

4.Olive Inc., an apparel company, has recently started its operations in the United States. It extensively uses viral marketing for advertising and marketing. The use of viral marketing can help Olive:

A. build brand awareness.

B. lower operation costs.

C. customize its products.

D. meet customer needs.

5.In the context of pricing strategies, unlike rigid cost-plus pricing, flexible cost-plus pricing:

A. adjusts the price depending on the customer and order size.

B. relies on a fixed price for all export markets.

C. is often favored by less-experienced exporters.

D. typically fails to account for buyer demand, income levels, and competition.