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Online Interview: It’s show time!

In this day and age, we have been given a bunch means of communication. We have covered face to face interviews, as well as telephone, but there is one more important mean of which we at Abroad Experience use frequently: online interviews (teams, zoom…)….

Job Boards: 5 ways to get the attention you want!

Recruiters dip into many pools to source the perfect candidate. Whether the waters are their website, social media, and the most commonly used: job boards. Portals such as Indeed, Top Language Jobs, XPat jobs, and Monster to name a few are websites where you…

King’s Day

Where in the world would 16.8 million of the population be coated in orange for a whole day? Why the Netherlands of course! The history of King’s Day might have started quite recently (130 years) but it is a fascinating one. The day changes…

Question Guide: What are your weaknesses?

While many of us can go on for days about our imperfections and weaknesses, interviewers are looking for a constructive and genuine answer to this commonly asked question. Being self-aware of your strong and not-so-strong suits is a trait that interviewers value in a…

10 apps the Dutch use every day

Here are a few useful applications which you will want to download when you relocate to the Netherlands. From travel, news, and lifestyle, these little buttons of information will help you in more ways than one. NS app [Travel] With this app, you have…

How to survive a phone interview

Sometimes one of the first steps in the hiring process is a telephone interview; these screenings are normally done by an HR professional or Recruiter….

Dutch Food: 24 dishes/drinks/treats to try!

There’s much to learn about the Dutch and their habits and personalities. Once you’re here you will realize that there is more to the clogs and windmills than you originally thought. As it would be too much to write (in detail) all of their…

Call backs: How to handle waiting for one

It is so nerve-wracking when you’re waiting for a call back after an interview, especially when you don’t hear anything for a while. Self-Doubt All the questions start rushing through your head: Did they not like me? Could I have answered the questions better?…

Your Daily Commute: Why this matters to companies

Culture shock can also play a large role, as some of us are not as adaptable as others….

Question Guide: Tell me about yourself

After the handshake, quick chat about the weather and first sip of coffee, 99.8% of the time an interview will start with: So, tell me about yourself. You’re laughing now, but it could be the most important question thrown at you. Some of us…

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