The job search is a two way street. Last week, one of the featured LinkedIn articles talked about how job candidates need to be mindful of company culture and how that will affect their success on the job. Most experts agree that company culture plays a huge role in how well an employee will adapt to a company.
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5 Dec 2012 | 0 Comments
Seeking Clues About Your Next Employer’s Company Culture
The job search is a two way street. Last week, one of the featured LinkedIn articles talked about how job candidates need to be mindful of company culture and how that will affect their success on the job. Most experts ... -
6 Nov 2012 | 7 Comments
What I Would Have Done Differently My Second Year In Asia
People often ask me what I would have done differently if I were to travel and live in Asia all over again. The answer that always comes to mind for my experience is that I would not have spent two ... -
15 Jul 2012 | 4 Comments
8 Great Reasons to Travel to Seoul, South Korea
Whether you are considering staying in Seoul as part of a multi-pronged east Asian journey, or for an extended stay, here are 8 great reasons to travel to South Korea. Read the full post
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8 May 2012 | 3 Comments
Traveling to Bangkok and Koh Samet
The internet hardly needs another travel blogger post on Thailand. The word got out a long time ago about how great of a place Thailand is to travel to. But one destination that is worth mentioning is Koh Samet. If ...
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27 Mar 2012 | 30 Comments
Setting Expectations for your Time in China
While I generally recommend teaching English in China to other foreigners—keep in mind that you should have realistic expectations of what your time in China will be like. China is a developing country which means that you will have to ... -
27 Nov 2011 | 2 Comments
Thanksgiving Day Burrito
IF you are an American and will be spending Thanksgiving Day in China, you’ll probably be spending it just as I did at a 5-star hotel that offers an evening holiday buffet. And even if you aren’t American, you may ... -
16 Nov 2011 | 5 Comments
Teaching English Abroad Webinar- This Saturday 11/19/2011 At 12 PM EST
Have you ever had any interest in teaching abroad? Now is your chance to find out what exactly is it like. I’ll be teaming up with Michael Tieso of Art of Backpacking to deliver a Spreecast, a new “webinar” style ... -
13 Oct 2011 | 10 Comments
Tired Of Drinking Tsing Tao In China? Try Cheers In, A New Premium Beer Delivery Shop in Shanghai
Cheers In beer delivery was formed by a group of French entrepreneurs who have a passion for beer. They call themselves beer hunters, as they source an extensive choice of imported and premium beers from around the world that can ...
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3 Oct 2011 | 17 Comments
Why Taking A Break May Not Be The Best Thing For Your Study Routine
Sometimes a nice break can be good while learning Chinese (or any other subject); a rejuvenating experience that helps you refocus and set new goals. But, for me, an 8 week holiday this summer wasn’t quite that. While I still did maintain ... -
22 Sep 2011 | 10 Comments
Adventure In The River: Hiking in Fujian
The Fujian province of China is located on the southeast coast directly across from Taiwan and sandwiched between Zhejiang province to the north and Guangdong to the south. The terrain is actually quite mountainous and makes for a varied landscapes with plentiful hiking and ...
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