Author: Cathy Heyne
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Fun Facts About Us
Given that we’re halfway through July and deeply entrenched in the summer, I thought it might be fun to share some fun facts about Living Abroad. A lot of us are suffering from long hot days, so we have some “cool” facts to share with you. Living Abroad’s International Relocation Center (IRC) is an invaluable […] Continue reading… from Fun Facts About Us
What Is An Inappropriate Gift To Give To An Egyptian?
The Popularity of Podcasts
Did you know there are over 2+ million podcasts in the U.S.? The rise of podcasts stems mostly from their accessibility, availability, variety, and convenience. Not to mention that podcasts are free. Podcasts are something to enjoy while you’re doing something else that doesn’t require your full attention, and you might learn something, too. An […] Continue reading… from The Popularity of Podcasts
Which LGBTQ related statement is untrue in the Czech Republic?
Home Away From Home
Certain components of Global Mobility expanded during the pandemic. Corporate housing has seen unprecedented growth during the last eighteen months, and there is no sign of stopping. Corporate apartments, whose original purpose was for business employees with work that took them out of town frequently, have come to provide shelter for a variety of renters. […] Continue reading… from Home Away From Home
Don’t Tax Yourself on this Topic
Tapping At Xylophones… Tibia After X-ray… Tackling Autocratic Xenophobes… The subject of TAX can lead us to all sorts of acrobatic mental avoidance — these absurd acronyms, for example. But a general understanding of taxes is essential to living and working abroad. Or at least knowing where to go with your basic – and not […] Continue reading… from Don’t Tax Yourself on this Topic
What is Common Sidewalk Behavior in Slovakia?
What a Wonderful World it Would Be
When we talk about sustainability in the corporate world, we focus on a holistic approach. Everything is considered, from manufacturing to logistics to customer service. Going green results in many benefits, including cost savings. Some companies switch to energy-efficient lighting, or use solar and wind energy, and update to energy-efficient equipment that reduces monthly utility […] Continue reading… from What a Wonderful World it Would Be
