Employment Outlook: Austria

Even as the global economy slows, Austria continues to hire across multiple job sectors.

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Chile: Cost of Living

Chile is considered one of South America’s most prosperous and competitive economies. It weathered the global recession well thanks to a diversified financial system and solid regulatory framework. However, a recent drop in copper prices has led to an economic slowdown. 

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Employment Outlook: Canada

To sustain its growing, healthy economy, Canada looks toward a growing immigrant workforce and expats to take up the slack for its skills shortages, aging population and declining birthrate.

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Malaysia: Business Practices

In Malaysia, there is an emphasis on being polite and diplomatic when conducting business. Directness may be seen as rude or disrespectful. Malaysians prefer long-term business relationships and will often take some time to evaluate potential partners. Negotiations and business decisions often take longer than Westerners are accustomed to.

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The Cost of Living in France

By Mary Anne Thompson, Founder and President, GoinGlobal, Inc.

A beloved but expensive country, France forces expats to consider well their financial decisions.

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Australia Cost of Living

Compared to 217 other countries, Australia is the 18th most expensive country in the world. And prices are going up. Living expenses have increased at the fastest rate in four years. Sydney is the most expensive city – ranking 10th globally. Melbourne is not far behind. Rents in major cities may consume more than 30% of earnings.  Read More >

Denmark: Communication

Given the size of the United States, the different regions should be understood as different economies. Costs are lower in the South and Midwest and higher on the East and West coasts. Generally speaking, living in the USA is more affordable than many other countries.

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Living and Working in South Africa

By Mary Anne Thompson, Founder and President, GoinGlobal, Inc.

An expat favorite, South Africa is affordable, modern and an increasing draw for foreign nationals everywhere.

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Canada: Office Protocol

In Canada, business dealings are similar to the US. Eastern Canada has a more formal business manner while the western part of the country is more casual. Communication in the workplace is formal. Canadians are very politically correct and concerned with fairness.  Read More >

Austria: Interview Conduct

Punctuality is of utmost importance when interviewing in Austria. If you are delayed for any reason, call ahead. Austrians are known for their good manners and courtesy. Titles are especially important and you should address the interviewers by their professional titles and surnames.

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