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SUMMARY:Adjustment Reimagined!
DESCRIPTION:\nExpatriate adjustment has been extensively studied in the
international business literature over the last three decades\, and seve
ral reviews and meta-analyses have provided many good insights about thi
s topic. Because of this progress\, some scholars have suggested moving
away from adjustment and focusing on other expatriate experiences. In th
is webinar\, we argue for continued research on adjustment but from a re
imagined perspective. After briefly reviewing what we currently know abo
ut adjustment\, we will discuss opportunities for additional work in thi
s area with implications not only for international HRM scholarship but
also for the broader organizational behavior and management literature.\
n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/adjustment-reimagin
ed/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Expatriate adju
stment has been extensively studied in the international business litera
ture over the last three decades, and several reviews and meta-analyses
have provided many good insights about this topic. Because of this progr
ess, some scholars have suggested moving away from adjustment and focusi
ng on other expatriate experiences. In this webinar, we argue for contin
ued research on adjustment but from a reimagined perspective. After brie
fly reviewing what we currently know about adjustment, we will discuss o
pportunities for additional work in this area with implications not only
for international HRM scholarship but also for the broader organization
al behavior and management literature.
For more details: https://events.l
a.psu.edu/event/adjustment-reimagined/
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