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The chance to study abroad often comes once in a lifetime. The chance to immerse yourself in a new culture, and truly understand what it’s like to live somewhere new and different is often a life-altering experience. Here are a
So, you’ve landed that perfect job abroad or finally decided to realize your dream of moving to a new country. Either way, you’ll experience many new things – new people, new cultures, new languages, new food, new customs. It’s exciting
Foreign nationals enjoy India’s low cost of living, favorable work-life balance and the opportunity to gain new skills. By Mary Anne Thompson, founder and president, Goinglobal, Inc. Most foreigners enjoy India’s lower cost of living and appreciate the favorable work-life
Achieving a healthy work-life balance is a top goal for most people. The global average for people satisfied with their work-life balance is only 17%, so it’s safe to say that it’s a goal many struggle to achieve. What is considered a satisfactory work-life balance varies from person to person, and some countries promote a better work-life balance culture than other countries.
According to a study conducted by ADP, Europeans have a strong desire to work internationally. The study, conducted in July 2016 after the vote for Brexit, considers how employees feel about the future of work, international competitiveness and talent management. Among nearly 10,000 European employees surveyed, 74% would consider career opportunities in a foreign country.
Do you dream of strolling through the beaches of Thailand? Snorkeling in the clear waters of the Philippines? Or visiting beautiful, historic architecture in Europe?
Same. Who doesn’t have a case of wanderlust?
The first thing that may pop into your head when thinking of traveling is money; “I can’t afford it.” Well, fortunately, there are ways to travel abroad without having to fork up the bill on your own.
The word “culture” was named the most popular word of the year in 2014 by Merriam-Webster, which comes to no surprise as it is increasingly being recognized as a powerful force in business. While cultural diversity can be advantageous for businesses and create higher performing teams, it can just as well create conflict in other areas.
Thanks to digital technology and the rise of “digital nomad hubs,” working remotely and living abroad is becoming easier than ever.
Let’s face it, the corporate world is not for everyone, and there’s a common misconception that in order to travel abroad and work remotely, you must be rich.