The line between work and personal life is becoming more and more blurry; after all, we carry an office in our pockets 24/7. There is an increasing awareness of just how overwhelming issues that are born out of work-related stress can be, and yet, work-life balance, the holy grail of modern life, seems more elusive than ever.
Citizens of Europe are happily exercising one of their core rights; the freedom to live, work and study within any of the EU/EEA member countries. According to estimations there are more than a million EU citizens moving within EU borders in a single year. If you’ve never been one of them, chances are you at least considered it at some point of your life and know that – like with most things in life – there are pros and cons to be weighed. This article is focusing on the pros.
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One of the most popular reasons for moving to a new country is to expand your career opportunities. International work experiences help you stay relevant in our globalised world, you gain precious new skills and knowledge, and build a wider professional network.
As exciting as it is, moving abroad can also be challenging. After all, it requires adjusting to a whole new culture, to different communication styles, work practices, values and beliefs.