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Travailler et Vivre en Europe: Le Guide Pour Reussir Votre Carriere a l'International

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Despite greater harmonization, national cultures and business environments still vary enormously. Whatever the purpose of the visit or length of stay, it is all too easy to arrive uninformed in a country. This French language edition of Working in Europe is a comprehensive guide for those seeking employment abroad. It combines hard facts; soft information such as insights into national characteristics, the culture and the fundamental dos and don'ts; and comparative charts, for the important variations that may affect decisions.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bene Factum Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
13 April 2000
Pages
216
ISBN
9781903071007

Despite greater harmonization, national cultures and business environments still vary enormously. Whatever the purpose of the visit or length of stay, it is all too easy to arrive uninformed in a country. This French language edition of Working in Europe is a comprehensive guide for those seeking employment abroad. It combines hard facts; soft information such as insights into national characteristics, the culture and the fundamental dos and don'ts; and comparative charts, for the important variations that may affect decisions.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Bene Factum Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
13 April 2000
Pages
216
ISBN
9781903071007