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When an Expat Visits Home: Caught Between Two Worlds?

Sebastian ReicheApril 10, 2014

In this blog I have written several articles about expats’ difficulties and challenges for the initial adjustment abroad, and also about the difficulties of repatriation. However, what has been less discussed in my blog so far is the time ‘in-between’, namely when the expat is visiting home during the international assignment. Are there any potential […]

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Expat Lifestyle, Travel Bug and Addiction

Sebastian ReicheJanuary 15, 2014

‘Once an expat, always an expat’, ‘catching the travel bug’ and ‘itchy feet syndrome’ – these are some of the fairly common phrases you come across when looking through expat blogs, forums and global mobility related articles. Indeed, sometimes expatriation moves from merely a one-time international work experience to a nomadic lifestyle, and there are […]

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Why would you go abroad? Professional vs. personal reasons to accept an expatriate assignment

Sebastian ReicheApril 26, 2011

Clearly, being an expat involves a number of important stressors in life, such as moving between countries, starting a new job or project, adjusting to a new culture, and having to build new relationships. Why is it worthwhile to tolerate these challenges?

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