Human resource functions in international companies carried out eight essential activities: recruitment, training
and development, performance appraisal, employee attitudes and motivation, compensation management, career
management, employee and employer relations. International companies must have qualified staff to ensure success
in their own countries and abroad. The success of today's large companies depends on choosing the appropriate
employees for the company, run the selected employee to appropriate place, and provide their individual and
organizational needs (Özalp, 2001). It is observed that international companies use four different applied methods to
provide human resources. These are: ethnocentrism, polycentrism, geosentrizm and regiosentrizm. Assignment of
administration of international companies to their subsidiaries and their home organizations from home country is
ethnocentrism. As choosing the host country and third-country sources, the following issues should be considered:
Test method, long-term and including their wives interviews, adaptation to cultural change, being healthy aspects of
mental and physical, age, experience and education, administrator candidates’ willingness to be appointed to foreign
country, the ability of learning a foreign language quickly, wives and other family factors, leadership skills,
communication skills, diplomatic skills, having sufficient technical knowledge and skills and managerial skills
(Sherman and others, 1996)