Description
Jack Carter decided to take his first long vacation in years and go to Mexico for a month a few years ago. What he found surprised him: He spent time in Mexico City and was surprised at the dearth of cleaning stores, particularly considering the amount of air pollution. Traveling north, he passed through Juarez, Mexico, and was similarly surprised at the relatively few cleaning stores he found there. As he drove back into Texas, and back toward home, he began to think about whether it would be advisable to consider expanding his chain of stores into Mexico. Aside from the possible economic benefits, he liked what he saw in Mexico. Starting a new business again also appealed to him. “I guess entrepreneurship is in my blood,” is the way he put it. As he drove home to have dinner with Jennifer, he began to formulate the questions he would have to ask before deciding whether to expand abroad.
Question:
Assuming they began by opening just one or two stores in Mexico, what do you see as the main HR-related challenges Jack and Jennifer would have to address?
Explanation & Answer
final answer
HR Related challenges.
Name of a student.
School
Date of submission.
HR Related challenges.
HR Related challenges.
HR Related problems.
HR planning.
It is necessary to learn about the country, the home and also the host country tax rules and the
local market conditions which are very crucial in Mexico. Taking an example Mexico’s pace of
life is very slow therefore business results could not be expected immediately.
They also need to have a local knowledge of the investment environment and also good
information on the legal and acc...
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