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  Without specific options provided, I can outline some common factors that may contribute to the failure of overseas assignments: Cultural Differences : Cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings, miscommunications, and challenges in adapting to new work environments and social norms. Failure to understand and navigate cultural differences effectively can strain relationships and hinder performance. Lack of Preparation : Inadequate preparation, including insufficient training, language proficiency, or cultural orientation, can leave assignees ill-equipped to handle the challenges of living and working in a foreign country. Poor Support Systems : Inadequate support systems, such as limited access to healthcare, housing, or logistical support, can make it difficult for assignees to adjust to their new environment and address their basic needs. Family Issues : Challenges related to family issues, such as spouse or children's difficulty adapting to a new culture, separation fr

  As of my last update in January 2022, Google Classroom doesn't have a built-in feature specifically for hiding assignments from students. However, there are a few workarounds you can use: Archive the Assignment : You can archive the assignment, which removes it from the active list of assignments that students see. To do this, go to the Classwork page, click on the three dots next to the assignment you want to hide, and select "Archive." Archived assignments will be moved to the "Archived" section and won't be visible to students unless they specifically navigate to the Archived section. Schedule Assignments : You can schedule assignments to become visible to students at a later date. This way, you can create assignments in advance and schedule them to become visible when you want students to see them. To schedule an assignment, click on the arrow next to the "Assign" button and choose "Schedule" instead. Create a Topic for Hidden Assig