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How to Develop Your Global Competency as a Nomad
A factor that is often underestimated in Global Mobility is the critical importance of developing global competency. As you probably understand already, the arena of Global Mobility is vast, and nobody will have all the answers for you. If you enjoy constant challenges and a day that never looks the same Global Mobility could be right for you. However, you also need to be very structured, focused, and analytical. For Global Mobility Lecturers like Angie Weinberger, it is a constant challenge to provide a curriculum that is based on the right career level and also deep enough. Most courses you will find about Global Mobility in your home country will assume the home approach and all the particular legal areas […]
My Red Couch Talk with Ana Margarida Forte
Ana Margarida Forte is a woman of the world who chose to be born in Lisbon, Portugal, but the world has been her nest and path of awareness. Living and working in different countries, as per Spain, England, and Iceland, working with flag companies and multi-international brands, she has travelled the world with an academic law degree and multiple specializations in this area, such as postgraduate degrees in diplomatic law, copyright, and others. She has always connected with different sectors and multi-international brands. But also a Master Clinic Hypnose. Ana Margarida Forte has worked as a trainer and coordinator for The Portuguese Government – training programmes from 1998 until now; trainer, coach, meteor, project manager, business consultant, entrepreneur, and also […]
My Red Couch Talk with Maggie Williams
Maggie Williams began her career in the NHS, working as an Anaesthetic and Emergency Practitioner, where she gained invaluable experience in high-pressure environments and developed a deep understanding of patient care and safety. Transitioning into operational management, Maggie quickly honed her leadership skills, overseeing complex systems and teams to improve efficiency and outcomes. In 2017, Maggie boldly moved to Portugal with her family, embarking on a new chapter in her career in global mobility. She successfully leveraged her extensive healthcare and operational management background, transferring her skills into a new industry. Since then, Maggie has been with BiCortex Languages and Translations, where she currently leads day-to-day operations and focuses on business expansion, client development, and operational growth. A natural leader, […]
Freelancing in Germany
In today’s digital age, freelancing has emerged as a prominent global trend, and Germany is at the forefront of this shift. With its flexible work arrangements and an expanding array of freelance platforms, Germany is witnessing a surge in professionals eager to harness the opportunities of an independent work environment. This trend is not only reshaping individual careers but also invigorating the country’s dynamic economy. Advantages of Freelancing in Germany Germany’s freelance landscape offers numerous benefits for those seeking greater flexibility and autonomy in their professional lives. Freelancers have the freedom to select their projects and clients, enabling them to align their work with their passions and expertise. This autonomy fosters a personalized career journey, leading to enhanced job satisfaction […]
Publishing the “The Global Mobility Workbook”
I want to talk about my journey of completing my first workbook, as many of you suffer from imposter syndrome and never even start such an endeavor. What I learned, though, is getting started is the most important baby step on your path outside of your comfort zone. Every book project is a massive team effort. I realized that it would be easy just to quit the project, so I forced myself a little. I used what I call the “people approach to managing projects.” The People Approach “The “People Approach to Managing Projects” has several steps. First, you visualize the result and paint a detailed picture of it. Second, you add post-it notes of people you see connected to […]