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Theva Priya
on Oct 18, 2024
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The reasons for expatriate failure are personal and not related to technical competence.
Expatriate Failure
The situation when an expatriate, or an individual working outside their native country, is unable to adapt to the foreign environment, leading to poor performance or early return.
Technical Competence
The ability and skills a person possesses to perform a specific technical task or job.
- Comprehend the critical role that perception plays in organizational contexts, especially in leadership, negotiations, and customer relations.
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KM
Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the critical role that perception plays in organizational contexts, especially in leadership, negotiations, and customer relations.
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