Peacocking and Other Quirky Ways to Stand out in your Multilingual Job Interview

Sick of Reading the same Interview Tips Again and Again? Being a multilingual job board, we are very much aware that there are pages and pages of interview tips out there to be read. Many of them ream off pretty much the standard interview check list; dress smart, ask the right questions, don’t arrive late etc. These kind of interview tips and tricks are valuable, but everyone knows them by now and if everyone kno...

Preparing for that Multilingual Interview like a Dutch Person

Learning from Others - The Dutch Way If you plan to work abroad then you probably expect that a different culture will have different ways of doing things. We all learn a thing or two when we work abroad with other cultures, but can they help us before we have even arrived? We found that the Dutch have a useful practice that might help you nab that multilingual job you’ve always wanted! Dutch people generally rais...

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Let Isabella Bird Inspire you! - Happy International Women's Day from Job Coconut

Work Abroad like Isabella Bird When deciding to work abroad in a multilingual job you can come up with a hundred and one reasons not to – I’m too scared to travel abroad on my own, I will miss my family, what if I don’t fit in, what if I can’t get the multilingual job I want, working abroad sounds too stressful etc. However, if you have a positive and determined attitude like Isabella Bird then nothing will stop y...

The Danish Answer to Happiness

Working Abroad is another word for Happiness If you have found yourself here chances are it is because you are looking for a multilingual job. But where in the world should you take your language skills? With this wide and diverse world that we live in it can be difficult to pick where to work abroad. Chances are you want to work abroad somewhere you will feel fulfilled, secure and generally happy. If happiness is...