Is there is a correlation between working overseas and progressing your career? And what are the factors that need to be considered before accepting a position overseas?
In a global economy, the opportunity to work abroad has become both more common and easier to organise. And, according to research undertaken by Healthy Companies International, offshore experience is more frequently becoming a prerequisite for top-level executive jobs. An examination of the career paths of C-level managers at Fortune 100 companies found that seven out of 10 had held management jobs in different countries. A decade ago, this figure was fewer than five out of 10.
