1. You have been working for several years with your Portuguese colleague with whom you have become friends. You would like him to speak to you informally but despite your insistence he continues to speak to you. What do you think this indicates?

He wants to keep his distance from you

It's a sign of respect

It's just a habit

2. During a convention you speak up in a meeting to address a subject that seems important to you. You would like to know the opinion of your Portuguese colleagues but no one speaks up. How to interpret the situation?

The subject does not interest them

They don't like debate

They are waiting for the right moment to express themselves

3. To work on a joint project with local teams, it is better to have

a group spirit: being available, listening and communicating

a spirit of initiative and performance

the meaning of the debate

4. You are working remotely on a project with Portugal. It's 7:00 p.m., you've returned home and one of the project managers in Portugal calls you. Your reaction :

I answer and make him understand that his call is not at all suitable for this schedule and offer to call him back the next day

I respond and make myself available

I don't answer the phone

5. When starting a meeting, the Portuguese appreciate it when their manager

recalls the agenda

precisely explains the context of the meeting

talk about everything and nothing