This report delves into the strategic human resource management (HRM) approaches adopted by newly internationalizing organizations to prepare and train employees for overseas assignments. It examines various training strategies, including defining structure, e-learning, simulation, role-playing, knowledge-based training, mentoring, management-specific activities, career development, apprenticeship programs, and orientation, evaluating the effectiveness of each approach. The report also discusses the challenges employees face when working abroad, such as cultural differences, business practice variations, financial management, language barriers, and legal compliance. Furthermore, it assesses how management and HR practices, including constant assistance, structured talent management, training, cultural sensitivity, screening processes, transactional orientation, and pre-departure programs, can assist employees in overcoming these difficulties and achieving success in their international roles. The document is contributed by a student and available on Desklib, a platform offering study tools and resources for students.