Category Archives: Working in Vienna

Taschenhalter Gets Good Press

Posted on 06/03/2010 by Britta

The Stuttgarter Zeitung wrote an article about my expat business www.taschenhalter.at Continue reading →

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Published Author

Posted on 04/12/2009 by Britta

How an expatriate can “Survive the Office Jungle Abroad” Continue reading →

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Another Blog Mention

Posted on 14/10/2009 by Britta

Taschenhalter, the most important purse accessory, gets more media attention Continue reading →

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Working in an Austrian Corp.

Posted on 27/08/2009 by Britta

Working for an Austrian corporation is constantly an experince of new and different, but in a good way. Continue reading →

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Job Opportunities in Austria

Posted on 19/07/2009 by Britta

Job opportunities for English speakers in Austria. Continue reading →

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International in Vienna

Posted on 10/07/2009 by Britta

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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No Longer Jobless in Vienna

Posted on 28/05/2009 by Britta

Working at bwin Continue reading →

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Cultural Clash and a Fix

Posted on 08/04/2009 by Britta

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 →

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Admiration for My Co-Workers

Posted on 16/09/2008 by Britta

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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