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I’m in a bit of an awkward situation and could use some advice. I previously worked at Company A, and my manager was laid off. After she was laid off, I started looking for another job and used her as a reference. I ended up getting hired part time by Read more
Last year we had to make cuts to the engineering team, and because we’d hired pretty aggressively across the EU in the 2 years before that, 6 of the 8 people we needed to let go were based in Spain, France, Germany, and the Netherlands. I’d done layoffs in the Read more
I now go to the office 4 days a week and when I’m there I have a monitor, and now when I work from home I don’t know how I ever did it without a monitor, especially as a designer. I have more space now so I’m trying to finally Read more
Hey all, I see Allianz suggested here as a good option for health insurance. I wanted to share my recent experience with them because I had a pretty brutal experience and, after paying so much, I feel that it’s a worthwhile anecdote to share. I was using their standard global Read more
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I’ve been working remote for a while and I feel that it’s a bit lonely at times because I live in a place where people don’t talk much to their neighbors or try to make friends and everyone is busy with work. It’s very common for people to feel isolated Read more
Recording tools have been around for years, but now there’s a layer on top where the AI can search across all your past calls at once, so instead of pulling up a specific recording, you’re looking for patterns, like which accounts kept pushing back on the same thing over and Read more
Set up a permanent employment contract for our German hire through an EOR a while back, thought we were good, and then a few months in our legal contact flagged something in the paperwork that I’d skimmed past. Under German labour law, there’s a statute called the Arbeitnehmerüberlassungsgesetz (AÜG) that Read more
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The process was pretty quickly and I am going to start the one-day trial task tomorrow. (they will pay for a day trial) I have also research the company and it seems legit naman. What I am worrying are, what do I need to prepare and expect? this is executive Read more
