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Repositorio de la Red Internacional de Investigadores en Competitividad

COMPETITIVIDAD GLOBAL

Vol. 6 Núm. 1 (2012): La arquitectura financiera en las organizaciones para la competitividad: 978-607-96203-0-1

Global Competence of Employees in Hispanic Enterprises on the U.S./Mexico Border

Enviado
junio 15, 2016
Publicado
2018-08-25

Resumen

Developing interculturally competent students who can compete successfully in the global market is one of the challenges for institutions of higher education. A common assumption is that the processes by which people are educated need to be broadly consistent with the way in which organizations operate in a globalizing environment, especially enterprises along the border of the United States and Mexico. The geographical proximity of these countries creates a global dynamic between the two cultures requiring international staff. With this in mind, we turned to managers of Hispanic-owned business to report whether they believed, their employees possess the competences (knowledge, skills, attitudes, and experiences) deemed necessary for attaining global competency.

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