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International Management , Third Edition
Dean McFarlin, University of Dayton
Paul Sweeney, University of Dayton

Learning Objectives
Chapter 13: Evaluating and Rewarding International Employees

  1. Recognize the purpose of evaluating difference across cultures.
  2. Identify problems in appraising performance and then providing feedback about performance levels to people of different cultures.
  3. Realize that compensation is one of the main reasons to evaluate performance and that this means more than just level of pay.
  4. Appreciate the fact that compensation has different inherent meaning across cultures.
  5. Understand the different models that are available for compensating expatriates and be able to apply the best method.




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