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Quiz 15: International Human Resources Management
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Question 61
True/False
English is almost universally accepted as the language for international business.
Question 62
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In general, it is typically better to hire host-country nationals when operating abroad because it is less expensive, it pleases the local government, and it eliminates the problem of employees adjusting to the culture.
Question 63
True/False
The first step in selecting expatriates should be self-selection, where employees who volunteer to go abroad are given the chance to do so.
Question 64
True/False
Expressions such as "tabling a subject" and "it is inconvenient" may have meanings in other cultures that are very different from their North American meanings.
Question 65
True/False
One of the biggest causes of expatriate failure is a spouse's inability to adjust to his or her new surroundings.
Question 66
True/False
At early stages of international expansion, many organizations prefer to use host-country nationals.
Question 67
True/False
Learning how people think and act in their relations with others is a part of cultural training that prepares employees for working internationally.
Question 68
True/False
A work permit or work certificate allows a foreign individual to seek employment in another country.
Question 69
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Women expatriates are thought to succeed in part because they are visible and distinctive.
Question 70
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The failure of expatriate assignments is usually due to technical or managerial concerns.
Question 71
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Global managers must be capable of managing highly decentralized organizations.
Question 72
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One reason to employ host-country nationals is that local governments want good jobs for their citizens.
Question 73
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Transnational teams are composed of members from multiple nationalities working on projects that span multiple countries.
Question 74
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Some of the advantages of using home-country nationals for overseas managerial assignments are that the talent is already available within the organization and that the organization can have greater control.