Generally, expatriates' foreign assignments are two to three years, however they now tend to be much shorter to minimise problems associated with relocation. Which of the following is not one of the major reasons for their return?

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Difficulty in finding suitable accommodation is not typically a major reason for the return of expatriates from foreign assignments. Major reasons usually include the end of the assignment, educational needs of children, and ineffectiveness in the role.

Generally, Expatriates' Foreign Assignments Are Two to Three Years, However