Volume : 3, Issue : 3, MAR 2017

STUDY OF ADJUSTMENT OF WESTERN EXPATRIATES IN INDIA

Sahil Kalra, Shashwat Malhotra, Th. Bibek Singha Mayukh Kondepudi, Vashisht Nagarkatti

Abstract

The research focuses on understanding the various problems that are faced by the western expatriates in India considering the various different factors involved such as the work experience and the technical approach used towards the dynamic work environment in India. The study is based in expatriates working in Bangalore, India. It is uses primary source for collecting data through questionnaires from 50 expatriates through email. The study revolves around addressing various issues such as growth prospects and of fellow colleagues the responses are then analyzed and are interpreted to conclude the issued faced by the western expatriates. The study gives positive results on overall basis.

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