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Out of curiosity, is it a common practice to require foreign companies opening American branches to have a "predominantly American management corps"? I always
by analyst74 9y ago
Out of curiosity, is it a common practice to require foreign companies opening American branches to have a "predominantly American management corps"?
I always assumed that multi-national companies tend to send executives from their headquarters for strategic decision making, and only hire local managers for execution.
- frozenport 9y agoNo it isn't common. I know of a company from Germany (optics), and another one from France (cheese?) and in both the mid management is from abroad.
- nichtich 9y agoAnd the factory is set up by the Chinese company. It would be an understandable demand to insists on local management if the Chinese bought the already existing local operation. But for a brand new operation it's a weird thing to ask.