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Category Archives: Working in Vienna
Taschenhalter Gets Good Press
The Stuttgarter Zeitung wrote an article about my expat business www.taschenhalter.at Continue reading
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How an expatriate can “Survive the Office Jungle Abroad” Continue reading
Another Blog Mention
Taschenhalter, the most important purse accessory, gets more media attention Continue reading
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Working in an Austrian Corp.
Working for an Austrian corporation is constantly an experince of new and different, but in a good way. Continue reading
Posted in Working in Vienna
Tagged Austria, Being an Expat, expat, expatriate, Vienna, Vienna Austria
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Job Opportunities in Austria
Job opportunities for English speakers in Austria. Continue reading
International in Vienna
Working for an international company in Austria is an amazing experience of 25 languages and lots of different cultures all under one roof. Continue reading
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Tagged Austria, Being an Expat, expat, expatriate, Vienna, Vienna Austria
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No Longer Jobless in Vienna
Working at bwin Continue reading
Cultural Clash and a Fix
Expats need to take a step back and realize the cultural differences between them and their adopted country. That’s easier said than done, but Dr. Mike Moodian helps out. Continue reading
Admiration for My Co-Workers
I have to give my Austrian co-workers some recognition here. They can choose to work any place in Vienna where the company language is German. Instead, they willingly work for a company that uses English as the main form of … Continue reading
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