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Essay heading: Expatriates-To have or not to have?
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(Dowling et al. 2008) A typical successful expatriate will have traits such as empathy respect, interest in local culture, tolerance, flexibility, initiative, open-mindedness, sociability and positive self-image. (Grove & Hallowell 1998)
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(Stahl & Bjorkman 2006) Expatriation is a common way of getting specialised employees in today’s world. The expatriate has many roles to play in the MNC. If the MNC follows an Ethnocentric approach, there is lack of qualified Host Country Nationals (HCNs). Parent Country Nationals (PCNs) occupy all key positions in the foreign operation, which means that the subsidiary is highly dependent on the headquarters' decisions... displayed next 300 characters
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