TIPS AND NEWS

TIPS AND NEWS

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  September 16, 2026

  LinkedIn and Networking for Job Seekers Abroad

  Many hires still happen through referrals. If you're looking for work in another country, building a network matters as much as having a strong resume.Make your LinkedIn bilingualLinkedIn lets you create your profile in more than one language. Keep an English (or Spanish) version as polished as your...

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  September 14, 2026

  Your First 90 Days in a New Job: How to Stand Out

  Your first three months shape how your team sees you for a long time. In many companies, this is also the formal probation or onboarding period.Month one: learnUnderstand what's expected of you and how your work will be measured. Ask your manager directly.Take notes on names, processes and tools.Obs...

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  September 12, 2026

  How to Spot Fake Job Offers and Employment Scams

  Job scams are on the rise, especially for remote roles and jobs abroad. Here are the red flags to watch for.Red flagsThey ask you for money: sign-up fees, required training, equipment or uniforms. Real employers don't charge candidates.Pay that sounds too good to be true for little work or no experi...

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  September 10, 2026

  For Employers: How to Write a Job Post That Attracts Great Candidates

  A clear job post saves time on both sides: it attracts the right people and filters out those who aren't a fit.Must-havesA clear title using standard market terms: "Logistics Assistant," not "Delivery Ninja."Location and work model: on-site, hybrid or remote, plus city and country.Main responsibilit...

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  September 8, 2026

  Video Interviews: A Checklist for Candidates and Employers

  Online interviews are now the norm, especially when the candidate and employer are in different cities or countries. A few simple steps prevent big problems.For candidatesTest the link, camera, microphone and internet connection beforehand.Confirm the meeting time zone, especially with employers in ...

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