You are managing an internationally dispersed project team. The members of your team have different cultural backgrounds and primary languages, but all are educated and able to communicate eloquently in English. You should nevertheless bear in mind that a. there are cultural differences. You should write one code of conduct for each nationality. You should then limit access to these codes. b. you may have to accept that team members from one country may not be prepared to work with colleagues from certain other countries. c. spoken communications can cause misunderstandings you may not find in written communications. These may be hard to identify. d. certain groups will be happy to stay awake over night to join telephone and video conferences during other members' working time