GenXpat: The Book

The Young Professional's Guide to Making a Successful Life Abroad

Caught up in fast-paced careers that increasingly involve travel and international relocation, many young people find themselves living and working abroad, often at the cost of meaningful relationships and a sense of connection. Margaret Malewski, a cross-cultural trainer and GenXpat, balances the successes and failures of a new generation of young, internationally and culturally mobile professionals. Based on her own experience and that of her colleagues, she offers invaluable advice for a generation that embraces the opportunity and the challenges in overseas assignments.

Aspiring GenXpats learn how to:

• negotiate an expat contract
• juggle work and relocation logistics
• deal with culture shock
• build social networks abroad
• enjoy romantic relationships: dating across cultures, long-distance relationships or moving with a partner
• prepare a smooth re-entry back home

GenXpat is published by Intercultural Press.
Available from www.amazon.com , www.amazon.ca and www.amazon.co.uk

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“GenXpat offers real-life scenarios for today’s young expatriates, as well as strategies for navigating the transition successfully. I will recommend this book to my clients and their employees as they embark on their overseas assignments.”
—Louis Lima, Director of Training, Prudential Global Workforce Development

“Filled with anecdotes and first-hand experiences, GenXpat cleverly gives the wide-eyed college graduate or young professional good tips on how to get overseas and thrive once you’re there.”
--Diane McGreal, former Director of Trainers, Berlitz Cross Cultural