英文摘要 |
With the rapid economic development in Southeast Asia, many Taiwanese companies in Mainland China have gradually moved to Southeast Asia to set up factories and designated expatriates to work locally; in addition, Taiwanese who work in the region by themselves also increase year by year. This study takes two types of expatriates from Taiwan to Vietnam as the research objects, uses questionnaire surveys to collect data, and verifies the hypotheses through regression analysis. The empirical results found that: compared with self-initiated expatriates, assigned expatriates have a stronger positive relationship between structure dimension of social capital and general adaptation. Compared with self-initiated expatriates, assigned expatriates have a stronger positive association between the relationship dimension of social capital and general adaptation. Compared with self-initiated expatriates, assigned expatriates have a weaker positive relationship between the cognitive dimension of social capital and interactive-work adaptation. Compared with self-initiated expatriates, assigned expatriates have a weaker negative relationship between interactive-work adaptation and turnover intention. The research results show that the impact of expatriate types on social capital, overseas adaptation, and turnover tendencies is significantly different. Therefore, it is recommended that multinational enterprises should adopt different management strategies for different types of expatriates. |