Overseas Positions

[Anonymous]

Are U.S. citizens hired for European Sales/Marketing positions? Or do they typically only hire E.U. citizens for those positions?

 

[Anonymous]

Are U.S. citizens hired for European Sales/Marketing positions? Or do they typically only hire E.U. citizens for those positions?

Dual language requirement is must. Only local hires due to EU laws.

 

[Anonymous]

Dual language requirement is must. Only local hires due to EU laws.

I like those EU laws. What does it take to emigrate to the EU?

 

[Anonymous]

I like those EU laws. What does it take to emigrate to the EU?

With US citizenship, Austria is 1 year non-stop residency; otherwise 7 years and only if married those years. Germany is three months (101 days); UK does not have this requirement as far as I understand. That could be used as backdoor...that's how things get done. Of course, marital case is easy way. But question with EU women about American men is highly negative since George 'Idiot" Bush, and recently more aggravated by Obama's continual of war plicy the idiot set. EU men are so much better than women, as they are tolerant o America women.

 

[Anonymous]

overseas positions tend to be more experimental than the dominant missionary position in USA

 

[Anonymous]

I love the overseas position, but it hurts my wifes back.....

 

[Anonymous]

The FIPNET position works best when the one on top brags about the strength of his pipeline and then fails miserably in delivering on his promise to execute.

 

[Anonymous]

The FIPNET position works best when the one on top brags about the strength of his pipeline and then fails miserably in delivering on his promise to execute.

Once a day FIPNETalis can assure that you are always ready for that special moment.

 

[Anonymous]

The dangers of overseas investment http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/24/business/global/24enercon.html?src=recg basically, they (India, China) let you set up shop, pour in a few billion, then when an economic downturn occurs, hey, charge them with fremfrafrafra and bingo you now have full time employment for millions of 20-year old MS degreed engineers.

Brilliant. Nothing less than brilliant.

Only problem is, multinational do not get a tax break for this ... but YES THEY DO.