In the case Tesco’s Human Resourse Strategy was mentioned. Based on the four predictors of a manager’s ability to succeed as an expatriate as discussed in the course, discuss the relevance of each of these predictors based on what was addressed in the case as part of Tesco’s Human Resourse Strategy. Relevant links to the case must be made when discussing the predictor

In the case Tesco’s Human Resourse Strategy was mentioned. Based on the four predictors of a manager’s ability to succeed as an expatriate as discussed in the course, discuss the relevance of each of these predictors based on what was addressed in the case as part of Tesco’s Human Resourse Strategy. Relevant links to the case must be made when discussing the predictor

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Chapter4: Managing In A Global Environment

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