Because of the context in which the global team leader is acting, he or she
A. is sheltered from most domestic political activity.
B. needs to be able to cope with jet lag and cultural adjustment.
C. needs to speak foreign languages and understand foreign cultures.
D. confronts the added complexities created by globalization.
E. needs to be aware of the possibility of terrorism, including electronic hacking.
Answer: D
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