[PDF] Top 20 Essays on self-initiated expatriates’ decisions

... female expatriates face more workplace harassment than men, "some of them reporting explicit experiences of sexual harassment," which have a direct negative impact on job satisfaction and career ... See full document

... their self-directedness (Doherty, 2013; Lo et ...influence on their decision to relocate, their career development; and their host adjustment (Osman-Gani and Rockstuhl, ... See full document

... However, SIEs differ from AEs in the way they overcome these challenges and adjust to the host country. More precisely, SIEs are less critical than AEs, and more willing to emulate typical host country behaviors for ... See full document

... Firstly, expatriates often work in multinational organisations that standardise work norms globally and use English as their business ...other expatriates working for them and the multicultural factor may ... See full document

... importance on extrinsic factors and adventurers value the company reputation ...place on different employer branding characteristics, thus in which areas career capital can be ... See full document

... focusing on socio- cultural adaptation outcomes when addressing expatriates and psychological ones for ...studies on expatriates’ identity, which was relevant here, to contribute to closing ... See full document

... Moral legitimacy refers to the normative motivation by which activities are developed according to broader societal norms present in the environment (rather than self-interest). It reflects the isomorphic ... See full document

... 3 On the other hand, attracting and retaining talented human capital has become one of the main sources of achieving competitive advantage in ...Organizational Expatriates (Myers & Pringle, ... See full document

... Since personality traits measurement models are very long and time consuming in recent years the science community developed a more time- and cost-efficient model to measure personality. With the common dissemination of ... See full document

... assigned expatriates (CAE) who are sent abroad by organizations employing them with the majority of expatriation expenses covered, SIEs individually search for a job abroad, covering all the expatriation expenses ... See full document

... based on the existence of a personal contact capable of welcoming the SIE at the host country; others choose the destination where a job opportunity has been offered to them and then carry out intentional ... See full document

... are self-initiate expatriates highly confident on their abilities to adapt and live abroad, which can be indicative of their willingness to relocate ...focusing on self-initiate ... See full document

... depending on the proportion of money in consumers’ portfo- ...build on Lagos and Wright (2005) model, where they extend the setting by adding physical ... See full document

... models that allow variable mark-ups, including models with the continuous translog expenditure function. They find that gains from trade liberalization are weakly lower than those predicted by the models with constant ... See full document

... effect on second-date payment and a negative effect on first-date payment for i < N , we conclude that wariness increases the benefits to tell the truth when others ... See full document

... 1985). On the other hand, surface-initiated nucleation is indicated by measurements that exhibit variabil- ity in nucleation rates/nucleation rate slopes with different droplet sizes and ... See full document

... I then turn to investigate possible transmission mechanisms from UD to BMI. First, there is the direct e¤ect, the e¤ect of UD on divorce. The UD can dissolve the marriage contract and, therefore, can be seen as a ... See full document

... standing, that strategy had a different motivation: to save on project preparation costs, as Brazil’s rigid procurement legislation hampers the sourcing of feasibility studies. Hence, the alluded policy did not ... See full document

... investment decisions can potentially explain the occurrence of earlier peaks of information disclosure in the annual report when compared to the sustainability ...impact on the decisions made over ... See full document

... impact on betas of a given event in a period around the introduction of a new regulatory ...States, on the other side, Binder and Norton (1999) confirm the Peltzman hypothesis since the regulation reduces ... See full document