Many urban cities are not far from being ideal places for staying healthy. Yes, there are gyms to go to after work but these cities also offer many tempting “vices” --- unhealthy food, drinking bars, etc. For newcomers, these places make one easy to go...
Do you have to be a cultural chameleon? The Cultural Intelligence Center thinks cultural intelligence doesn’t mean you have to be a chameleon. But what does that even mean? In Andy Molinsky’s new book, Global Dexterity he points how knowledge of foreign cultures is necessary to...
Global mobility managers encounter many terminologies used by many organizations when tying in migration and technology. The Fourth Industrial Revolution is one that blurs the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres--the merging of online and offline systems. For Marie Marie McAuliffe, head of...
The last carol might have been sung, and the exchange of gifts is already done. But the year-end holidays are not over yet. Shopping might have slowed down or totally stopped, but travel is still intense and increasing up to Jan. 1, 2019. That’s one...
Corporate gift-giving keeps on giving. According to Knack, a bespoke gifting company, the market for non-cash business gifts has reached $125 billion annually. It’s even larger than the GDP of 17 U.S. states. But where do you draw the line when it comes to ethical...
What do global talents rely on most before accepting a job offer, especially if the hiring manager of a global mobility company is thousands of miles away? In most cases, the potential assignee needs to be assured before it can extend its trust--in most cases,...