A Conceptual Framework for Studying the Effects of Cross-Cultural Training, Expatriates Personality,Self-efficacy, and Social Network Composition on Adjustment and Performance in Overseas Assignments
This paper presents a conceptual framework for conducting empirical investigations to study the effects of cross-cultural training, expatriates personality, self-efficacy, and social network compositions on their adjustments and performance in overseas assignments. Developed based on extensive reviews of literature, and findings from prior research, the framework would be useful in developing relevant research agenda.This paper concludes by proposing some research hypotheses that would provide specific guidance for conducting empirical research in future.
Cross-Cultural Training Expatriate Performance Overseas Assignments
AAhad M. Osman-Gani
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
国际会议
The Sixth Asian Conference of the Academy of Human Resource Development(国际人力资源开发研究会第六届亚洲年会)
北京
英文
394-406
2007-11-02(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)