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What statement is not true about departing Papua New Guinea with more than PGK20,000 (US$5,800)? a.  You need approval from the Bank of Papua New Guinea. b.  Customs officials can make exceptions if the excess is small. c.  You brought in more than PGK20,0000 less than 6 months earlier and can prove it. d.  Country rules apply even if the […] Continue reading… from Which statement is not true about Papua New Guinea currency?

What statements are true about Mozambique? a.  Driving is unsafe. b.  Cashew wine is a traditional alcoholic beverage in Mozambique, created from the cashew apple fruit. c.  Having a single drink, such as a can of beer or a glass of wine, is often enough for you to be considered in violation of the driving […] Continue reading… from When in Mozambique…

In Lithuania, you may be invited to a colleague’s home. What is a common gift? a. A clock b. Bouquet of flowers (even number) c. Freshly baked bread d. Bouquet of flowers (odd number) e. Gift with your company logo   Click here for the answer! […] Continue reading… from Don’t embarrass yourself!

Why is Assignment ROI important now? High costs make international assignments very visible to the C-suite, especially the CFO. As such, they create a powerful opportunity for HR to take a strategic seat at the table, and require HR to speak the language of finance. How can you successfully manage it, if you can’t measure […] Continue reading… from Can You Measure Assignment ROI?