In searching for a job or new career – don’t forget about opportunities that exist abroad! Many employers seek employees who are flexible and mobile. Here are four basic tips for landing your dream job abroad.
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We’ve all got some big challenges to deal with these days: this wacky economy, maintaining cash flow, laying safety nets, building our companies, attracting more business, all while managing to stay sane and tenacious through these trying times.
That’s why we rolled up our sleeves and put ourselves to work on attacking this hairball of issues that literally can make or break your career…not to mention your spirits.
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Over the past four days, I stole away for a long weekend in South America, a continent I’d never seen, but had always yearned to see. I know four days sounds crazy for a trip like this, but as my aunt Joan used to tell me “at least you’ve seen it and if you like it, you can always go back.” Not only did I see it, but I fell in love with it.
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Our last post by Emily Bennington, Crash Course in Japanese Etiquette Part 1, covered a a few cultural norms to be aware of when meeting with Japanese businessmen and women. The following is a continuation of those ideas, but with a focus on customs that may be misinterpreted or misunderstood by us Westerners.
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Calling all non-profit leaders, school administrators, corporate trainers, student groups and community activists. Want me to come meet with, speak to, or lead a workshop for a wonderful group, team or conference you’re planning between now and December 15th, 2009? Let’s talk!
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