Immigrants in U.S.: Insights, Views & Approaches

Immigrants in the US; Insights, Views and Approaches is an approachable, packed-with-information volume that combines profound insights and practical advice to any professional currently working in the United States, or planning to move to the United States, as well as to American professionals and managers working with foreign-born colleagues. Filled with numerous interesting commentaries from various foreign-born professionals in U.S. businesses from 15 foreign countries (Afghanistan, Botswana, China, England, Gambia, Ghana, India, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines, Russia, Sierra Leone, Sri Lanka, Syria, and Zimbabwe), this book documents and explains (a) why they come to America, (b) their daily struggles, (c) their perceptions of an ideal leader, (d) their management styles, (e) their lack of assertiveness and their timidity, (f) their likes and dislikes about the American culture, just to name a few. Based on this intensive research, the author has created a model, presented now in book format for the first time, that provides penetrating insights and solid, useful advice to anyone seeking to bring their skills to the multi-ethnic reality that is working America today.