COMMUNICATION
CULTURAL IQ
NONVERBAL CUES
NEGOTIATION
GLOBAL BUSINESS
100

What is communication?

The process of transferring meaning from a sender to a receiver!

100

What does CQ stand for?

Cultural Intelligence!

100

What is Kinesics?

Body movement, such as gestures, posture, and eye contact!

100

What is a distributive negotiation often described as?

Win-lose

100

Which country's show became a global hit on Netflix: Squid Game? 

South Korea 

200

In high-context cultures, what matters beyond the actual words?

Relationships, status, and setting nonverbal cues!

200

Name one of the four components of CQ

CQ Drive, CQ Knowledge, CQ Strategy, or CQ Action

200

What does proxemics refer to?

The use of space and comfortable interpersonal distance.

200

What is an integrative negotiation aiming for?

A win-win or mutually beneficial outcome

200

Which two countries were used as examples of Netflix partnerships?

France and India 

300

Name one of the four communication barriers 

Language, perception, culture or nonverbal differences
300

Which CQ component means motivation to engage with other cultures?

CQ Drive!

300

What is chronemics?

The use or interpretation of time

300

What is the first step in the five-step negotiation process?

Planning: research the other party, set goals, and understand cultural expectations. 

300

What did Netflix adapt in India to make its service more affordable?

Low-cost mobile-only plans, including plans under $2 per month

400
A colleague says, "Yes," but might only mean "I hear you." What should you do?

Check for understanding and ask for feedback rather than assuming agreement!

400

Which CQ component involves planning, questioning assumptions, and monitoring an interaction?

CQ Strategy!

400

What could be an example of a nonverbal cue that can mean different things across cultures?

Eye contact, silence, gestures, touching, personal space, or facial expressions.

400

What does BATNA stand for? 

Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement

400

Name one challenge Netflix faced when exploring entry to China 

Government control/regulation, domestic competition, or lengthy negotiations

500

Why can two people interpret the same message differently? 

Because each person interprets the message through their own cultural lens!

500

Why is knowing cultural differences not enough on its own?

Because you need to apply that knowledge and adapt your behavior in real interactions!

500

What is the risk of interpreting silence using only your cultural expectations?

You could misread its meaning; silence can be interpreted differently across cultures. 

500

Name one way to negotiate for mutual benefit instead of focusing only on positions

Focus on interests, generate options, separate people from the problem, or understand your BATNA. 

500

What lesson does Netflix's global expansion illustrate?

Companies may need to adapt to local markets, content preferences, partners, and regulations.