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The Expert Expatriate: Your Guide to Successful Relocation Abroad by Melissa Brayer Hess and Patricia Linderman Living and working in another country can be one of the most exciting and enriching experiences of your life -- but also one of the most challenging. Fortunately, this book is here to help. The authors -- who have lived abroad for a total of more than 31 years, in eleven different countries -- have distilled their own experiences and those of many others around the world into a comprehensive, step-by-step guidebook, packed with practical suggestions and real-life examples. -- Publisher's Description Read the Tales from a Small Planet Review For more information about this book, visit the book's website at Expatguide.info. © 2002 ISBN: 1857883209 $19.95 by Beverly Roman Â(c) 1999 $14.95 Managing Cross-Cultural Transition by Steven Shepard I wrote this book to address the concerns of employees who are contemplating an overseas position. The challenges of expatriation are real, but the greatest challenges occur when employees and their families return to their passport country. This book provides real solutions to the cross-cultural challenges faced by corporations, employees, and family members. It is filled with interviews, case studies, and exercises designed to minimize the challenges of cross-cultural transition. --Note from the author Â(c) 1997 ISBN: 0-9639260-5-5 $19.95 by Rosalind Kalb, Penelope Welch Cross-cultural adaptation needs of the family. "Moving Your Family Overseas" is a very special book on moving abroad, designed explicitly for use by the entire family. The authors discuss in detail the basic steps involved: deciding to go, preparing to leave, arriving and settling in, working through culture shock and cross-cultural adaptation, living in the expatriate community, and returning home. Maintaining a balance between general advice and detailed suggestions, they carefully examine the major issues: informing the children and assisting them in adapting, making the most of a look-see trip, settling into new living quarters, dealing with servants, finding social outlets in the host country and expatriate community, keeping the family functioning as an effective unit, and coping with reverse culture shock upon returning home. --Description by the publisher Â(c) 1992 ISBN: 1-8778641-4-5 $15.95 So You're Going Overseas: A Handbook for Personal and Professional Success by Hal B. Gregerson, J. Stewart Black This book is quickly becoming THE book for individuals or families considering or embarking on an international assignment. A quick glance at the table of contents gives you an idea whythe book covers all the major issues from the beginning to the end of an assignment. Even if an international assignment is in your near or even distant future, reading this book may be the difference between success and failure. Living and working abroad can be a great personal and professional experience, but only if it is managed well. Take control of your future and give yourself the knowledge and insights you need to succeed. And take advantage of the Companion Workbooks for Employees and Spouses that go hand-in-hand with each chapter of the handbook. -- Publisher's Description Â(c) 1998 ISBN: 0966318005 $17.95 So You're Going Overseas: Employee Workbook by Hal B. Gregerson, J. Stewart Black The employee workbook provides checklists, exercises, and practical tips to help you make your specific assignment a success. The employee workbook works hand-in-glove with the So You're Going Overseas handbook. Each chapter in the workbook has a parallel chapter in the handbook. For example, while the handbook provides general advice about thinking through the decision to go, the workbook provides specific exercises that will help you make sure that you match the assignment and that it matches you. -- Publisher's Description Â(c) 1998 ISBN: 0966318013 $17.95 So You're Going Overseas: Spouse Workbook by Hal B. Gregerson, J. Stewart Black The spouse workbook provides checklists, exercises, and practical tips to help spouses meet the unique challenges and capture the once-in-a-lifetime opportunities of an international assignment. The spouse workbook also works hand-in-glove with the So You're Going Overseas handbook. Each chapter in the spouse workbook has a parallel chapter in the handbook. For example, while the handbook provides general advice about the logistics of the move, the workbook provides specific checklists and practical tips that will help you make sure that the move goes off with the fewest headaches and the greatest possible success. -- Publisher's Description Â(c) 1998 ISBN: 0966318021 $17.95 |
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