U.S. Managers Willing to Transfer Abroad

This one may surprise you.

While multitudes of laid-off tech workers are struggling to find a new footing here at home, there is another approach: If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. The Association of Executive Search Consultants (www.aesc.org) sent along a new survey that says 34% of American senior executives would take a job in India. Likewise, 34% would move to Russia, and fully half would go to China. Companies trying to expand in those parts of the world are hungry for management talent, says association chief Peter Felix. "Search firms have been flooded with requests" for executives willing to pack their bags, he says.

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