The Adventure of Working Abroad: Hero Tales from the Global Frontier

Joyce S. Osland

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International Student and Expatriate Challenges International Business and FDI Higher Education and Employability

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1. From Innocence to Mastery: Expatriate Stories and the Myth of the Hero's Journey 2. The Call to Adventure: Accepting the Challenge 3. The Belly of the Whale: Stepping into an Unknown World 4. The Magical FriAnd: Discovering a Cultural Mentor 5. The Road of Trials: Learning to Live with Paradox 6. The Ultimate Boon: Transforming and Enriching Ourselves 7. The Return: Making Meaning of the Experience 8. Appreciating the Journey: How Companies Can Support and Learn from Expatriate Successes AppAndix: Report on the Study of Returned Expatriates.

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