Being “On Time”: Consider the Country
Standards for punctuality vary greatly from country to country and a lack of understanding as to what is locally “correct” can be perceived as offensive, insensitive, and unprofessional.
Read MoreMove your Job: 5 Steps to Launching an International Job Search
An impressive number of people are living abroad. As a matter of fact, according to the United Nations, the number is 232 million. 64% of employers think that international employment is important for enrollment. This trend is expected to continue to grow: people are increasingly interested in the experience of working and living in new places. These five basic steps can help you turn your dreams of travel into a reality.
Read More11 Apps for the Digital Nomad
If you are one of the estimated 17 million workers who aspire to have mobility and work outside of a traditional office, we have some apps that can help make your life easier.
Read MoreAttracting the Millennial Worker: International Opportunity
Former generations had the idea that travel was something to aspire to after retirement. This is not a millennial generation perspective. They don’t see living or working abroad as a reward to be earned. Quality of life and location are valued as equally if not more important than salary and professional benefits.
Read More8 Skills for Effective International Communication
What skills are involved in being an international communicator? To thrive in the world of international business, professionals need to engage “soft” skills in addition to “hard” skills like technology.
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