Australia Cultural Analysis

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I took the International Cultural Quiz on Australia. I have always wanted to visit Australia, but it’s always been the sites, that have made me want to visit. Just like many others, I want to see the Great Barrier Reef, go to the Outback, and maybe see a show at the Sydney Opera House. When taking the quiz, I did horrendous; I sometimes rush a little and should think a little more about the questions before I answered. For example, when asked when tea time is in Australia, you think of tea as a lunch thing, thus I said Two P.M. to Four P.M., beings that was the earliest choice to choose from, however, I learned that their tea time is in the early evening from Six P.M. to Eight P.M... I should have known better than to think that their …show more content…

I believe every type of company needs a marketing team. When I graduate, I hope to already have a year of interning under my belt, but I also hope to find a company that is supporting, and not degrading. For a job in marketing, I will need to be able to listen and communicate clearly, whether it is orally, or in writing. Moreover, have the capability to coordinate, plan, make decisions and a bit of persuasion. I will either have to wear my glasses, get contacts, or get Lasik, because I know my eyes are not as sharp as they should be for a job in …show more content…

However, I was reminded of the hideously large spiders that are produced there, I’m not sure I could handle living among them, but I will definitely visit one day. If I do happen to live there, then I will have to be rich enough to build an electric shocker on my land that would zap any insect that tried to come into my house. I should mention that I cannot show off my wealth in Australia at any time because it would make me look pompous. Australia seems like an amazing country/continent, and I believe I could fit in there. The laid back, but punctual culture is what draws me in the

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