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Global Human Resource Management
English MBA Program
National Sun Yat-sen University
Master Thesis
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Human Resources Management Strategies of Taiwan-based
Enterprises
in Vietnam
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Nguyen Thi Ai Lieu
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Dr. Bih-Shiaw Jaw
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Acknowledgments
I would like to express my special thanks of gratitude to all people those support me for
several months to fulfill this research – Human Resources Management Strategies of Taiwan-
based Enterprises in Vietnam. I am impossible to accomplish this
research without your great
support and guidance. First of all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my advisor
Professor Bih-Shiaw Jaw for the continuous support my study and enthusiastic guidance, for his
patience and immense knowledge. He gives me a lot of useful advice and motivates to complete
this research.
Beside my advisor, I would also like to express my appreciation to all participants
who engage in-depth interview, support me on collecting data and information regarding to
research objectives. Last but not the least, I would like to thank
my family and friends for
supporting spiritually as well as encouraging me throughout writing thesis.
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Abstract
The study explores the main challenge for human resource management (HRM) of Taiwan-based
enterprises in Vietnam in which cross-cultural management and human capital are mainly
focused on, and the study also investigates the strategies of HRM of Taiwanese companies in
Vietnam in which companies are centralized in
localization management, training and
development program and incentive and compensation systems of HR practice.. There are six
Taiwanese expatriates work in Vietnam invited to participate the in-depth interview to further
understand the difficult of HRM they faced with and to find out the
strategies of HRM their
company offer. The result consistent with the inference earlier that Taiwan-based enterprises
have difficult on cross-cultural management and human capital, and then the strategies about
localization management, training and
development program, and incentive and compensation
systems are conducted as well. The study provides critical research implications as well as
practical implications for Taiwanese-based companies in Vietnam.
Key words: Vietnamese culture,
Doi Moi policy, cross-cultural management, human capital,
localization management