The emergence of developing countries as high-growth markets leads to growing demand for ___.
Shakespeare lived by this river
To bring up, like children or bread dough
Equipment, cog or Top ___
Unknown professional driver on Top Gear
To tear into tiny bits, especially paper
Firms with ___ strategies are more likely to use expatriate managers.
___ culture shock often occurs when expatriates return to their home countries.
Go into a room through this
Technology skills and ___ expertise are among the least important factors for selecting expatriates.
George Robinson's monogram
A ___ strategy is well matched with a geocentric staffing policy.
First 2 letters of the English alphabet
A good feeling after something bad is over, such as when pain stops
Something to be obeyd or to have authority over, like a monarch
HR managers should hire people whose performance explicitly improves the ___ of the company.
An ___ staffing policy assumes that what works at headquarters will work at foreign operations so executive slots are filled by home-country nationals.
Letters associated with positive or negative blood types
A ___ staffing approach seeks the best people for key jobs regardless of nationality.
Upon ___ the returning expatriate often has less social status and autonomy than when abroad.
A ___ manager champions the ways of foreign markets as comparable to or better than the domestic market.
Someone with great affection for someone else
Superior human capital practices have been found to be ___ correlated with a firm's financial returns.
A name used to refer to Jerusalem
Abbreviation for a man's address
Woman who thinks the world revolves around her, especially a singer
In a que just about to be served
There are historic ___ of executive talent for international assignments.
I think therefore ___ ____
You can find his constellation by looking for the 3 stars in his belt
Vegetable that can make you cry when you chop it
Abbreviation for street or saint
Where is my puzzle?