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LONDONE DIRBANČIU VENGRŲ MOTYVACIJA IR INTEGRAVIMAS
MOTIVATION AND INTERGRATION OF HUNGARIANS WORKING IN LONDON

Author(s): Imola Józsa
Subject(s): Social Sciences
Published by: Lietuvos verslo kolegija
Keywords: Migration; motivations of working abroad; skills for integration; cultural differences; cultural shock; creating stability zones

Summary/Abstract: Recently, the proportions of people who are immigrating to achieve their aspirations in abroad are increasing rapidly.Hungarians who have gained adequate training and qualifications can start working in their motherland. Previously a certain job is said to fulfill the employees for a long time, at least for the retirement as well. Nowadays, this is absolutely not true. In one hand it is not only because of the workers having increased demand and desire for new things, and hoping in their jobs, but in the other hand in these current conditions, they cannot find a suitable workplace for themselves, which it might be in accordance with their qualifications, their experiences as well and they could exploit that sufficient remuneration to benefit. People are not able to cover the increased subsistence by their domestic wages and revenues. For that reason, there are many people in Hungary who think about their life, opportunities, and possibilities as well. If they worked abroad, how they would start, having abdicated their lives so far, leaving their families, in the hope of a better paying job. In one of my research named after the international career field, I have studied the living life of Hungarians in London. What are their motivations, how they can solve the differences between foreign cultures. What integration competencies do they have?Most of us know the “cultural shock”. There are several components of this shock. You should have to know the details of this period, because all of them who want to go to work abroad, have to prepare in advance. There are other conditions, circumstances, habits, custom and some difficulties of other civilization as well.A new country may be “windows to finding opportunities” becoming what we want to be, doing what we want to create and feeling at home in a foreign country as well. But if we do not prepare, do not speak foreign languages, the life might be a failure venue there.

  • Issue Year: 27/2015
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 7-12
  • Page Count: 6
  • Language: English
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