Expatriate failure or “turnover” occurs when managers either quit or return to their home country prior to the completion of their overseas tour [16]. The top six reasons for expatriate failures include: (1) expatriates inability to adapt to the new environment, (2) not achieving family acceptance and assimilation, (3) lack of support from the head office, (4) not having an open mindset, (5) lack of willingness to learn, and (6) expatriate lack of technical competence [17]. Expatriates are said to be successful when they meet a firms’ objectives and maintain management standards at an overseas property for the duration of their assignment [16]. Successful international managers exhibit the following characteristics: adaptability, flexibility, openmindedness,