Vogel is coming back to a sales position in the united states that is a lower-level job than he held in dubai. What does research suggest about the reentry process for expatriates?

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Rene Lloyd

28 November, 18:36

Vogel is coming back to a sales position in the united states that is a lower-level job than he held in dubai. What does research suggest about the reentry process for expatriates?

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Ivan Tyler · Answer 1

Research has shown that there would be readjustment challenges during the re-entry process for expatriates.

Explanation:

Expatriates are people who work in foreign countries. When this expatriates decide to relocate to their home country, several adjustments including social, cultural and workplace adjustments would have to be made.

Expatriates may believe that they would have higher positions when they return to their home country, but this is not always the case. During the long stay abroad, several technological advancements might have been made in the working environment at home. The expatriate has a changed perspective to things which may not conform to that of the home country.

The factors mentioned above are reasons why Vogel who is coming back to the United States after staying in Dubai, now holds a lower position.