The 5 Danish regions have different types of companies and industrial focus, and you can benefit by researching them here on Eurocareers, because we have screened companies with international relevance for you. Typically applicants write a CV and Cover according to the job advertisement showing that ...
by Morten Thygesen
In the larger cities there are many social networks and interest groups organized throughout social media. Typically, people to discuss business opportunities, entrepreneurship, new technologies, jobs, or have party. There are several opportunities and many of them are organized through facebook, ...
by Morten Thygesen
Eurocareers is making a survey of expat satisfaction in different countries in Europe. First country on the list is Denmark, and the purpose of the survey is to help expats consider new places to work and give an idea of how other expats perceive living and working in the country. Denmark has around ...
by Morten Thygesen
Danes love to pay tax :-) well its not entirely true, but approximate 45-50% of what people earn is paid in tax, which keeps the public sector and the welfare society running with money for a health care system, your own doctor, public infrastructure, Danish language lessons and much more. What is ...
by Morten Thygesen
The portrait is showing Dasol Hwang's views on expat living and working in Denmark. Dasol provides solid information concerning her reasons for choosing Denmark as a destination, how she feels about work and which advise she would give other if they consider living and working in Denmark. ...
by Morten Thygesen
Denmark is a small country in northern Europe with beautiful nature, beaches, water views, high salaries, high tax, high level of welfare, high education level a and well-functioning infrastructure. The labor market is running smooth with a need of specialist to keep growth running due to an aging ...
by Morten Thygesen
Denmark is considered one of the best places to work in all of Europe. The Danes are generally highly organized, welfare in the country is high, public transport is seamless and there are many entrepreneurs starting up companies. Companies heavily invest in their employees education and score high ...
by Morten Thygesen
The business culture in Denmark is often relaxed and down to earth, but try to be on time for meetings. Danes are in general quite friendly towards each other and get along with expats quite well. Freedom of speech is quite central in the Danish liberal culture. There are though limits, and you ...
by Morten Thygesen