Heidi is an energy drink salesperson. When selling her firm's drinks in the United States, she emphasizes how they will give consumers the extra edge they need to get ahead in life. However, when selling them in China, she instead emphasizes how consumers will be better able to meet their family and work responsibilities. By doing this, Heidi demonstrates .A. computational thinking.
B. ethical reasoning.
C. cross-cultural competency.
D. corporate social responsibility.
E. visual literacy.

C. Cross-cultural Competency

Explanation:

Heidi is an energy drink salesperson. When selling her firm's drinks in the United States, she emphasizes how they will give consumers the extra edge they need to get ahead in life. However, when selling them in China, she instead emphasizes how consumers will be better able to meet their family and work responsibilities. By doing this, Heidi demonstrates cross-cultural competency which refers to the skills, knowledge, expertise which enables one person in knowing about other cultures, their values, norms and ethics in order to adapt efficiently in different cross cultural atmospheres and environments. Being abbe to take care of different cultural needs and communicating with people across different cultures is one of the important skill which Heidi has demonstrated here in this particular case. Cross cultural competence enables you to develop a mutual understanding and a common ground where you can achieve your professional goals quite effectively.

i would ask my boss to do more things around the car shop. and i would slowly work my way up to working on cars and becoming a full time mechanic.

you can put this in your 11 sentence summary

" most of the money would be invested in innovation, economic convergence."