Let me start by saying this is not an appropriate question. Nonetheless, it is a query that does get asked in large multinational corporations with culturally diverse employees. So, if you are asked this question, be tactful. State that you enjoy working with people of diverse cultures and backgrounds. You can expand on that by saying that working among people who are different than yourself improves your world view, enhances your exposure to, and understanding of different viewpoints, cultures and perspectives, and there is a lot to learn under such circumstances. Working with those for whom English is a second, or maybe third language can enhance one’s listening skills as understanding others’ accents can sometimes be difficult making it more important to pay close attention to what is being said. Working among culturally diverse populations is so much more common today than even 25 years ago. As many American-based companies have “off-shored” major portions of their operations for customer service, manufacturing, design, etc., and having meetings – both virtual and in-person – with people from other countries is quite common and a part of daily business activities. And the number of workers from other countries employed on these shores is constantly growing. If you are asked this question and you are not comfortable in situations of major diversity, you’ve been given a clue that this may not be the company where you want to work. And, if at any time you are asked a question that you believe to be inappropriate, by all means, excuse yourself, leave, and look elsewhere for a job.