To Wiki contributors a job fair is “speed dating for companies and job seekers.” If you are ready to go through a series of mini-interviews and pick the company with the business culture and attitude you like, come to JobSpin.cz Multilingual Job Fair Powered by Prague.TV at Anglo-American University Prague at Letenska 5 on April 8, 2017.
The average EU citizen saw EUR 3.000 coming to his pocket every month of the last year (Eurostat, 2016) while the average Czech employee got mere EUR 1.000 per month (CZK 27.589). The difference is striking. To understand better why the Czech salaries continue to be low compared to other EU countries, we’ll look into
JobSpin.cz Job Fairs Powered by Prague.TV – Prague and Brno – Learn about new job opportunities you might have never imagined otherwise! Are you attending a job fair? Here are a few tips that will help you to take the most out of it: Since you decided to invest your time in a job fair, make
The Czech language is spoken by approximately 10.6 million in the Czech Republic, while large Czech speaking communities exist in various European countries such as Austria, Poland, Germany, Croatia, western Romania, Ukraine, and of course Slovakia. According to the latest data from Czech Statistical Office published on March 21, 2016, the population of the Czech
Foreign Policy in Prague has confirmed to evict from the Czech Republic 74 foreign nationals that were taken last Friday at a storage of Prague’s popular E-shop “Rohlik.cz”. According to spokesman of Police Tomáš Hulan, the seized workers had visa valid for another EU country than the Czech Republic. The owner of “Rohlik.cz” criticizes the
There are many tips on how to write a CV you can find online. We put together answers to the most common questions related to CVs and LinkedIn profiles based on our experience communicating with candidates and employers: #1 What are the most common mistakes you come across in CVs and LinkedIn profiles? The most
Nearly all European countries have a universal health care system. Though some people refer to it as European free health care system, in reality, it’s not completely free. While each country has its own variation, the common denominator is that everyone pays for health care as a member of society — intending to minimize the overall expenses and
