US or India : Decide soon before it's late!
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Assignment 1: Global Management Careers Survey (Individual Assignment)
Due: 08 Sep 2019
Points: 100 (10% of total grade)
ASSIGNMENT OVERVIEW
Complete A Survey of Careers in Global Management Questionnaire.
INSTRUCTIONS: Use this MS Word document to document your responses.
Section 1: Background: How Prepared Are You?
a) Including your native language, how many languages do you speak fluently? What are they?
b) How many years have you studied outside of your country of origin? List the number of years in each country.
c) How many months have you travelled, lived, or worked outside of your country of origin?
d) Did either of your parents travel internationally for work?
e) How many of your friends are neither from your country of citizenship nor from the country where you currently live?
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· Home Country refers to your country of citizenship.
· An International Assignment refers to an expatriate assignment which the company sends an employee for a single assignment of a year or more to another country.
· A Global Career refers to a series of international assignments in various countries.
· International Travel refers to a business trip to another country without the employee moving abroad.
· An Expatriate refers to an employee who is sent by the company to live and work in another country.
How true is each of the following statements for you? Select True or False
True
False
1. I am seriously considering pursing a global career.
2. I would like my first job after school to be in another country.
3. If offered an equivalent position in my home country or in the foreign country of my choice I would rather work at home.
4. While continuing to live in my home country, I would like to travel internationally more than 40 percent (approximately 20 weeks/year) of my time.
5. I would like to have an international assignment at some time during my career.
6. I would like to follow a global career path in which have a series of international assignments.
7. I never thought about taking an international assignment until I read this questionnaire.
For many reasons, people may choose not to pursue a global career. Which of the following would discourage you from pursuing a global career or taking an international assignment?
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1. I like living in my home country.
2. I do not want to learn another language.
3. I do not want to adjust to another culture.
4. My spouse would not want to move to another country.
5. It is not good to move children.
6. I want my children to be educated in my home country.
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a) any country except my home country
b) Africa
c) Asia
d) Europe
e) Latin or South America
f) the Middle East
g) North America
h) my home country
i) other (specify):
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