American expats find better work-life balance but limited career growth abroad (via CNBCMakeIt)
are some of the most stressed employees in the world, with rates of daily stress, worry, sadness and anger trending upward since 2009 and made worse during the pandemic.
The adage "that 'people in the U.S. live to work, while others work to live' probably has a bit of truth in it," says Internations CEO Malte Zeeck. Relocating internationally could result in a career stall, if not setback, if the worker has to overcome a language barrier, navigate a limited local job market or figure out how their educational qualifications translate to a new country, Zeeck tellsAmerican expats are also more likely to work part-time, which could reflect that they skew older and could be nearing retirement.
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