Uncertainty, anxiety translating into more stress for relocating employees (and most everyone else)
Uncertainty = anxiety, and that translates into "stress."
Interesting, and yet not surprising, that internet searches for words...
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Emotions, empathy and managing mobility
Here is a pretty scary statement with potentially spooky repercussions for the world that I stumbled upon from the Forbes article,
Three things you won't anticipate when repatriating
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Why cultural diversity (and appreciation) matters
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Be careful where you smile: Culture shapes judgments of intelligence and honesty of smiling individuals
A smile can mean something different depending on where you are and what cultural environment you are in.
Shelley Batts explains in her blog
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