Mexican Culture

How do Mexicans generally view punctuality in business settings?

• Punctuality is valued but often approached with flexibility.

• Strict adherence to time is expected in all situations.

• Being late is considered rude and unprofessional.

• Punctuality is not important at all.

What communication style is preferred in Mexican business interactions?

• Relationship-oriented and indirect communication style.

• Formal and rigid communication style.

• Direct and confrontational communication style.

• Casual and informal communication style.

How should one address a business colleague in Mexico?

• Address them as 'Mr.' or 'Mrs.' regardless of their marital status.

• Use first names only without titles.

• Use titles like 'Señor' or 'Señora' followed by the last name.

• Use informal greetings like 'Hey' or 'Hi' without any titles.

What role does hierarchy play in Mexican business culture?

• Hierarchy is primarily based on age rather than position.

• Hierarchy plays a crucial role in establishing authority, decision-making, and communication in Mexican business culture.

• Hierarchy only affects social interactions, not business decisions.

• Hierarchy is irrelevant in Mexican business culture.

What is the significance of face-to-face meetings in Mexican business culture?

• They are viewed as a waste of time and resources.

• They are only important for formal negotiations.

• They are crucial for building trust and establishing relationships.

• They are considered unnecessary and often replaced by emails.

They put these pastries on their altars.

• bread of the dead

• donuts

• PJ sandwiches

• cookies

In Mexican culture, it is normal for kids to be a part of the discussions regarding death.

• true

• false

On day of the dead, people _____________ their loved ones. 

• remember

• forget

• avoid

• dance with

People place this at their houses to celebrate day of the dead. 

• altar

• lawn mower

• new bathroom

• manger 

What is the name of the fancy skull lady?

• Maria

• Sandra

• Lola

• Catrina