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In Search of Entrepreneurial Spirit in Germany? Find a Pole!

That’s at least how one could, very lightly, summarize a recent story in Germany’s WELT ONLINE, the Web version of the influential daily newspaper Die WELT.

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Posted in executive search, German economy, Germany, hiring, management search, On the Job, recruiting, statistics, surveys

Book Tip: Legal Basics of Transatlantic Business

Every European and American who runs a business on either side of the pond needs to understand where and how the legal and cultural systems are at odds. The book “Conducting Transatlantic Business – Basic Legal Distinctions in the US

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Posted in hiring, management search, Recruitment

How U.S. Companies Can Pay Contractors in Germany

Is there a U.S.-based business lawyer / law firm out there who would have some legal tips for U.S.-based companies looking for answers on how to pay a German contract worker / independent representative in Germany? Have you specialized in

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Checkliste: Rechtsfragen beim Markteinstieg USA

„Geschäftsverkehr in den USA” ist ein hilfreicher Leitfaden für deutsche Unternehmen betitelt, den der Wirtschaftsanwalt Aaron Wise verfasst hat, Partner in der New Yorker Kanzlei Gallet Dreyer & Berkey LLP. Die kurze Übersicht für Firmen aus Deutschland, die ins US-Geschäft

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Glossary: Recruiting & Hiring in Germany

If you have visited our site recently, you may have noticed that we are in the process of a big “spring cleaning”, design-wise and all. Some bigger announcements will follow within the next days. One smaller addition is a “useful

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Posted in Recruitment

Marketing Abroad: Key Differences between USA & Germany

American and German companies  often approach marketing and communications differently. But what are the key differences, and how significant are they? Here’s a way to gain some important insights. If you are an American involved in management, marketing or communications

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U.S. Companies in Germany: Optimistic Outlook

For American companies, Germany remains the most attractive business location in Europe. The majority (59 percent) of U.S. companies in Germany responding to a recent study expect the economic effects of the crisis to be mitigated within the next twelve

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Posted in Jobs

German Solar Companies: Ready to Take on U.S. Market

On March 22nd-23rd, 2010 almost 400 energy industry executives, researchers and policy makers from both countries met in Berlin for the 2nd German American Energy Conference. A wrap-up. (from left): Viktor Elbling (International Energy Policy Adviser, German Fed. Foreign Office),

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Posted in Jobs
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