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1. Suppose you are working on a team that has one or two dominant individuals who make most of the decisions and who sometimes don’t consider your ideas. Instead of giving up and not participating, what could you do that would be more helpful to the team and to your career? 2. Consider a situation in high school, at college, during an internship, or at work that shows the potential risks of poor listening skills. How could the resulting misunderstandings or other negative consequences have been prevented? Which techniques would have helped avert the undesirable outcome? 3. Do you consider your daily texting, Facebook updates, blog entries, e-mails, and other informal writing to be real writing?” How might such writing differ from the writing done in business? 4. Some experts believe that although computer technology is improving our lives in many ways, it might be impairing our ability to think critically by putting answers at our fingertips. What do you think? 3. List and describe seven techniques for making ethical decisions across borders. 6. List and describe five major dimensions of culture. 7. List and discuss five behaviors you consider most important to participate actively in workplace meetings. -8. Explain how projecting a professional image is related to career success. 9. With so many ways to stay connected (e-mail, voice mail, text messaging, and so on) and with many people feeling overwhelmed because of this high degree of connectedness, what are some ways to give yourself a break from always being or call while still being fair to people who need to contact you? 10. When you are faced with a difficult ethical decision, what questions should you ask yourself?