Let's take a slightly ironic look on how to survive living abroad as an expat and how to settle in.

In today's fast-paced world , productivity and efficiency are important factors that play a crucial role in both our professional and personal lives. We've all heard the funny jokes about multitasking or monotasking : multitasking, i.e. completing several tasks at the same time, versus monotasking, i.e. completing one task completely first , without distractions from other activities, and only then moving on to the next task. Those who multitask often find themselves much mo

It can happen to any of us – we fall ill for a long time, possibly many months. Returning to work after extended sick leave can be difficult (not only in Germany): On the one hand, you are still weakened by the illness you have just overcome. On the other hand, you may no longer be used to the work processes. It takes time to get back into your old routine. To make this phase easier, there is a special instrument in Germany designed to facilitate this return – the so-called

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