Globalization, as a concept, has been evolving since the 1990s and has become increasingly prominent in today's world economy. It is characterized by increased international trade, cross-border capital flows, and foreign direct investment (FDI) that has led to globalization becoming a dominant force in shaping economic, social, and political discourse. The rise of multinational firms has enabled companies to operate globally, with FDI making up around 9% of global output. Additionally, exports of goods and services account for approximately 29% of world GDP, highlighting the significant impact of globalization on international trade. Furthermore, the increasing trend of expatriation managers in six countries, as recorded in 2017, demonstrates the growing importance of cross-border management.