Isabel Fernandez-Mateo Discusses if Moving Internationally Is Beneficial for Career Progress

Isabel Fernandez-Mateo, Adecco Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship, talks about whether moving internationally is beneficial for career progress. You can learn more about Isabel and her research interests here: www.london.edu/faculty-and-re...
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[@raoulberret3024]

Very true, in most circumstances. However if one moves internationally first the same employer, it may well hurt you more than help you. Many colleagues and especially managers who chose not to move (or could not move because similar opportunities were not available earlier in their careers) may resent you and belittle the significance of your achievements or importance of you added international exposures, especially these colleagues do not appreciate/enjoy traveling, or even learning languages/cultures.