Exam 1: Introduction and Overview
Exam 1: Introduction and Overview48 Questions
Exam 2: Cultural Foundations of International Human Resource Management55 Questions
Exam 3: Changes and Challenges in the Global Labor Market55 Questions
Exam 4: The Key Role of International Hr Management in Successful Mnc Strategy55 Questions
Exam 5: Global Human Resource Planning53 Questions
Exam 6: Global Staffing48 Questions
Exam 7: Global Workforce Training and Development50 Questions
Exam 8: Managing International Assignments50 Questions
Exam 9: Global Workforce Performance Management53 Questions
Exam 10: Compensation for a Global Workforce56 Questions
Exam 11: Global Employee Relations61 Questions
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Employer and professional associations work for the benefit of the employer only, and generally disregard employee benefits and compensation negotiation.
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When implementation of company plans and objectives has to be adjusted for local customization, it is an example of the influence of ________.
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Company culture, climate, strategy, and organizational structure are all important ________ for MNC's foreign operations considerations.
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What are financial IGOs? What are some ways in which they can influence the development of viable labor markets to support MNC foreign direct investment (i.e., the development of foreign operations)?
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Cultural divergence is often felt with the implementation of company plans and objectives, which require local customization and adjustment.
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Effective workforce management is the key to both company strategy formulation and implementation.
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What is organizational culture? How can an MNC's organizational culture have a common influence across country operations that overcome potentially divisive cultural differences?
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As a result of rapid globalization, companies and managers who wish to remain within their national boundaries and not venture abroad are increasingly subjected to foreign influence because the "abroad" is coming to them in the form of foreign direct investment, foreign competition, foreign technology, and foreign labor.
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