Question 1

How can HR help the expatriate to deal effectively with the inevitable frustrations of culture shock?

Accepted Answer

Successful expatriates want to live and

Question 2

It is important to prepare the expatriate and his or her family for ___________,which can affect these individuals after they return to their home country and culture.

Accepted Answer

A)  culture shock 
B)  reverse acculturation 
C)  reverse culture shock 
D)  reacclimation 
A)  culture shock 
B)  reverse acculturation 
C)  reverse culture shock 
D)  reacclimation

Question 3

An employee from Canada who is employed by an American firm to work in their plant in Mexico is called a host country national.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Estimates suggest that ________ of U.S.expatriates are female

Accepted Answer

A)  10 percent 
B)  20 percent 
C)  50 percent 
D)  over half 
A)  10 percent 
B)  20 percent 
C)  50 percent 
D)  over half

Question 5

What does using a geocentric orientation to HRM mean?

Accepted Answer

It means that the co

Question 6

The key to finding a successful expatriate is finding someone who has all of the following characteristics except:

Accepted Answer

A)  Has previously completed an overseas assignment 
B)  Has a supportive family situation 
C)  Is motivated to accept the overseas assignment 
D)  Is culturally flexible and adaptable 
A)  Has previously completed an overseas assignment 
B)  Has a supportive family situation 
C)  Is motivated to accept the overseas assignment 
D)  Is culturally flexible and adaptable

Question 7

Some experts suggest,that _____________ is the single most important aid the expatriate has for dealing with the multitude of business challenges that await.

Accepted Answer

A)  prior international experience 
B)  inner awareness 
C)  technical skill 
D)  fluency in the host country's language 
A)  prior international experience 
B)  inner awareness 
C)  technical skill 
D)  fluency in the host country's language

Question 8

Since the early 1960s,U.S.firms have produced an ever-increasing percentage of the world's output.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The Civil Rights Act of 1991 ___________ overseas operations.

Accepted Answer

A)  applies only to domestic and not 
B)  applies to American corporations' 
C)  applies to all Americans working overseas 
D)  does not apply to third country nationals working in the US. 
A)  applies only to domestic and not 
B)  applies to American corporations' 
C)  applies to all Americans working overseas 
D)  does not apply to third country nationals working in the US.

Question 10

A low probability of expatriate manager success is associated with all of the following except _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  uncertain technical competency 
B)  poor rational ability 
C)  specific knowledge of overseas culture 
D)  weak language skills 
A)  uncertain technical competency 
B)  poor rational ability 
C)  specific knowledge of overseas culture 
D)  weak language skills

How can HR help the expatriate to deal effectively with the inevitable frustrations of culture shock?

It is important to prepare the expatriate and his or her family for ___________,which can affect these individuals after they return to their home country and culture.

An employee from Canada who is employed by an American firm to work in their plant in Mexico is called a host country national.

Estimates suggest that ________ of U.S.expatriates are female

What does using a geocentric orientation to HRM mean?

The key to finding a successful expatriate is finding someone who has all of the following characteristics except:

Some experts suggest,that _____________ is the single most important aid the expatriate has for dealing with the multitude of business challenges that await.

Since the early 1960s,U.S.firms have produced an ever-increasing percentage of the world's output.

The Civil Rights Act of 1991 ___________ overseas operations.

A low probability of expatriate manager success is associated with all of the following except _________.

Human Resource Management

A Strategic Management Approach to Human Resource Management

Legal Environment of Human Resource Management Equal Employment Opportunity

Human Resource Planning

Job Analysis and Design

Recruitment

Selecting Effective Employees

Performance Evaluation and Management

Compensation: An Overview

Compensation: Methods and Policies

Employee Benefits and Services

Training and Development

Career Planning and Development

Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining

Managing Employee Discipline

Promoting Safety and Health

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Exam 4: Global Human Resource Management

How can HR help the expatriate to deal effectively with the inevitable frustrations of culture shock?

It is important to prepare the expatriate and his or her family for ___________,which can affect these individuals after they return to their home country and culture.

An employee from Canada who is employed by an American firm to work in their plant in Mexico is called a host country national.

Estimates suggest that ________ of U.S.expatriates are female

What does using a geocentric orientation to HRM mean?

The key to finding a successful expatriate is finding someone who has all of the following characteristics except:

Some experts suggest,that _____________ is the single most important aid the expatriate has for dealing with the multitude of business challenges that await.

Since the early 1960s,U.S.firms have produced an ever-increasing percentage of the world's output.

The Civil Rights Act of 1991 ___________ overseas operations.

A low probability of expatriate manager success is associated with all of the following except _________.

Human Resource Management

A Strategic Management Approach to Human Resource Management

Legal Environment of Human Resource Management Equal Employment Opportunity

Human Resource Planning

Job Analysis and Design

Recruitment

Selecting Effective Employees

Performance Evaluation and Management

Compensation: An Overview

Compensation: Methods and Policies

Employee Benefits and Services

Training and Development

Career Planning and Development

Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining

Managing Employee Discipline

Promoting Safety and Health

Filters