When working cross-culturally with someone whose cultural background is different from yours, the authors suggest which of these?
A) Avoid self-disclosing.
B) Feedback can be dangerous.
C) Openly disclose your own background.
D) None of these.

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Openly disclosing your own background can help build trust and rapport with someone from a different cultural background. It shows that you are willing to be vulnerable and can create a more collaborative working relationship. Avoiding self-disclosing and viewing feedback as dangerous can hinder effective communication and understanding between individuals from different cultures.

When Working Cross-Culturally with Someone Whose Cultural Background Is Different