All posts tagged "Germany"
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698CareersAs Intel expands in Europe, we have one word of career advice for highly skilled expats: Chips
(Editor’s note: This curated careers post about Europe’s chips sector and careers at Intel is part of Dispatches’ Tech Tuesday series. Dispatches covers tech...
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866Lifestyle & CultureInstead of flying, Jackie Harding takes the ICE train from the Netherlands to Vienna
I made Greta Thunberg happy this Christmas by taking the decision to travel to Vienna, Austria,by ICE train from the Netherlands for...
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720Lifestyle & CultureChristmas 2021: Setting, lights, music, food, handmade crafts and gemütlichkeit make Cologne Christmas Market a Perfect 10
(Editor’s note: Dispatches Co-CEO Cheryl Boyd contributed to this post on the Cologne Christmas Market.) Amid the lights and sounds and aromas...
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865BusinessLuggage Pool: Expat-oriented ‘Uber for delivery vans’ connects people on the move to those with wheels … and so much more
(Editor’s note: Dispatches Europe tracks the tech scene – startups, scale-ups and mature companies – across Europe because so many of our highly...
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567Lifestyle & CultureChris Loar’s Berlin work diary: Bartending in Berlin versus bartending in New York City
Editor’s note: This diary entry about bartending in Berlin is the fourth installment in Loar’s Berlin work diary. See his first post here; his...
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708Lifestyle & CultureQuick Trips: Mainz’s many treasures include Roman ruins, wine fests and great markets
(Editor’s note: Mainz is part of our Quick Trip travel series we believe better reflects the expat lifestyle in Europe where we are...
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995Expat EssentialsMary Porcella: My tips for apartment hunting and renting in Frankfurt and its environs
There are a few quirks about apartment hunting and renting in Germany that you may want to know about before you get...
