Wednesday, July 31 - "Which Countries Should I Look At?"

Good morning!

Just checking in you, how’s your Wednesday?

Here’s what’s on the job description for today:

1. A fast-growing lifestyle brand is hiring globally.

2. Jo asks, “I’m quite open to which country I work in but which countries should I focus on?”

IN HIRING

Lululemon

• From yoga pants to sponsoring the Olympics, Lululemon has taken the world by storm, making it a brand people love to be associated with.

• Currently, there are hundreds of roles focused mostly in the US, UK, Singapore, and Canada.

• Here are a few of the most interesting roles available

  • Manager, Digital Marketplaces - Click here for full details

  • Senior Strategy Manager - Click here for full details

  • Product Operations Lead - Click here for full details

Click here for the company’s career page

TODAY’S QUESTION

Jo asks, “I’m quite open to which country I work in but which countries should I focus on?”

Most candidates are quite open to roles in other countries but it’s worth noting that some countries are more open to candidates than others.

Recommendation: If you’re considering working in other countries, there are three aspects that you want to focus on:

• First, which countries welcome you with open arms? You’ll need to consider which countries have the infrastructure for simple visa processes vs which are the most challenging.

  • This website shows some of the easiest countries where it easiest to gain access to a work visa.

  • I would add the Netherlands to this list as they have a 1-year visa for those that are looking for work. Some rules apply, which you can find here.

• The second is around culture and language. Many candidates want to work in the UK, Canada, or USA because the level of English is high and the cultures are more open to foreign workers. Try to be open minded to locations such as Dubai, Saudi Arabia, or eastern Europe where cultures are much different but are slowly opening to foreigners.

• Finally, and most importantly, there needs to be a job that

  • Well Found: Click Here

  • Career Builder: Click Here

  • MBA-Exchange: Click Here

Conclusion:

If you keep things stagnant for too long, the outcomes will start to rule your life mood and the ability to keep going. Change things up every few weeks to keep it fresh and interesting.

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