Recruiters and HR managers, don’t ghost candidates---even if they ghost you.   This trend that used to be a lamentable fixture of the dating experience has now seeped into both sides of the recruitment experience. Promising candidates who have made it to the last stage of the...

There’s no doubt about it. As with all other industries, COVID-19 and its aftermath have significantly changed the expatriate work experience. This particular global workforce, the companies that employ them, and the communities that have hosted them are rethinking their policies, approach to work, and...

The changing times has certainly made global mobility increasingly more complex. Organizations today clearly need to be more flexible. For example, the function is no longer limited to compliance-related issues; it has expanded its scope to include talent strategy, remote work, and employee experience. As...

It sounds like an oxymoron--remote work and expats. Picture this: An expat flies to the United States for work, but ends up working remotely anyway. There are stories like this that demonstrate how unique the remote work culture has become.  Expats may find themselves isolated too,...

Global mobility professionals need to remind their talents in Northern California that Grow with Google still exists. Launched in 2017, the program offers low-cost certificate training for individuals seeking to enter a new field or advance their careers. It was designed to provide opportunities for...

A shift in work culture orchestrated by the global pandemic has wrought the need for a new role in the workplace: the chief remote officer.  According to Liam Martin, author of “Running Remote: Master the Lessons from the World's Most Successful Remote-Work Pioneers” and co-organizer of...

Bullying doesn’t just happen in neighborhoods, at home, or in schools. Unfortunately, bullying can also take place at work and even online. Global mobility professionals should pay close attention to bullying as this happens to many expats in the United States who don’t report it...