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A Study on the IHRM Model and Its Empirical Research for Expatriates of Taiwanese Business Mainland China
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There are many factors that need to be taken into consideration when concerning business internationalization and globalization, and “people” is the key factor.
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However, the construct of IHRM model of expatriates is the main bottleneck for present business development. Baha &Will argued that international business should emphasize on the development of the international competence of international managers in order to maintain the ability of business to manage international issues, and through fostering and developing of international talent by organization.
President Shih of Acer Business Group interviewed by the Asian Business Magazine also indicated that the toughest managerial challenge from now on would be the fostering of international managers. The study of Tung indicated that the expatriate managers who are outstanding in the headquarter didn’t necessarily succeed in foreign tasks. The study of Lee and Chen revealed that the adjustment degree of life, culture, and emotion for expatriates influenced the job performance a lot.
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As the reformation and opening of Mainland China goes, the amount of investment of Taiwanese business in Mainland China has become larger and larger. As a result, the IHRM for expatriates has become one of the most important issues. According to above, this research will take Taiwanese business in Mainland China as the subject to construct the IHRM model and make the empirical analysis.
The scope of the IHRM model covered the selecting factors, cross-cultural training, leadership behaviors, the adjustment degree and repatriation intent for expatriates in China. Based upon literature and opinions of experts, this research developed suitable questionnaires. Then, the questionnaire survey and in-depth interview were used to collect quantitative and qualitative empirical data, the empirical research results and IHRM model constructed in the study will be expected to offer the references for Taiwanese business in China and the related authorities concerned.
The main results of the study are as follows: 1.The more Taiwanese business in China emphasized on selection, training and leadership for the expatriates, the better adjustment level they were in. 2.The better adjustment level the expatriates were in, the higher job performance and the lower willingness of repatriation they had. 3.The average duration period for the expatriates of Taiwanese business in China is 2 years and seven months.
Furthermore, the stages of expatriate’s adjustment are as follows: (1) Honeymoon stage:0~1.7 months (2) Culture Shock Stage:1.8~2.6 months (3) Adjustment Stage:2.7~4.0 months (4) Adaptation Stage:4.1~5.7 months
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