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The Adjustment of Taiwanese Expatriates Working at Taiwanese Subsidiary Companies in Mainland China

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The purpose of this study is to understand the adjustment of expatriates working at the Taiwanese small and medium size company\'s subsidiaries in Mainland China.

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The main findings are: 1. The expatriate\'s adjustment is influenced by personality, work role characteristics, EQ and the entrepreneurship of a company. 2.

The expatriates working for the company with higher entrepreneurship have better overseas adjustment. 3. The expatriates with high EQ have better overseas adjustment. 4. The expatriates with external locus of control have better overseas adjustment but lower organizational commitment. 5.

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The expatriates with high work role conflict, overloading and vagueness have poorer overseas adjustment and commitment.

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