It is reasonable that MNCs emphasise on the technical and managerial competences in the selection process. To select the best qualified person for a task, it is natural to firstly consider the person’s ability to perform certain tasks, his/her special knowledge and skills required by the job, so technical competence, which is equal to job-related factors, is an essential selection criterion. If the candidates are recruited internally, companies can rely on their past performance. However, many researches show that technical competence may be overrated (Swaak, 1995; Dowling et al., 1999). The Price Waterhouse (1997-1998) survey of 184 European companies states that technical competence was the most important selection criteria: 99% of them used the job-related skills (Dowlinget al., 1999).