By identifying leaders that will be interacting with international communities and employees early, an organization will be able to provide training that keeps the leader from shutting themselves off from the rest of the employees and acting with a heavy hand (Morrison, 2000). By training these leaders, the organization will be able to have a direct impact on their international operations through the inculcation of behaviorally based training that allows the leader to understand the impact of actions in relation to the local culture of the community and the employees. This will allow the leader to interact with the community and motivate the employees with relevant rewards instead of insulting them by trying to use motivation techniques that worked in the home country.