A comparative study of European project groups in several countries by Sylvie Chevrie revealed three main strategies for dealing with the challenge of achieving cross-cultural collaboration in multinational horizontal projects.Which of the following is one of those strategies?
A)minimizing trial-and-error processes
B)drawing upon individual tolerance and self-control
C)linking compensation to individual achievement
D)keeping disparate members isolated from the core organizational processes

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The second strategy identified by Sylvie Chevrie is drawing upon individual tolerance and self-control to deal with cross-cultural collaboration challenges. The other two strategies are creating a common language and minimizing the use of trial-and-error processes. Option A is partly correct, as minimizing trial-and-error processes is one of the strategies identified, but it is not the answer to the question as it asks for one of the strategies, not all of them. Option C is incorrect, as there is no reference to linking compensation to individual achievement in the study. Option D is also incorrect, as the study suggests that keeping disparate members isolated from the core organizational processes could hinder cross-cultural collaboration efforts.

A Comparative Study of European Project Groups in Several Countries