Cololgne Quality of Life
09-25-2016 | 09:33 AM
#11
Line Holder
Joined: Aug 2006
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From: MD-11
To give another perspective. This place is changing. The Germans are digesting this migrant thing and it has impacted the move-in program. The public transportation is becoming less attractive and I find myself going the taxi route to avoid the pick-pockets and other stuff. That being said, the layovers are exotic and the experience unique.
09-26-2016 | 06:02 AM
#14
Gets Weekends Off
Joined: Jan 2011
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It takes a special mindset living as an ex-patriot and although you may work for an American company you are really and ex-patriot. I went overseas for on a 4 year stint and stayed for 21 years. Our kids went to some of the best private schools and their experiences paled in comparison to the U.S. They loved it. I even changed companies to remain overseas (Saudi Arabia,Germany, and Japan). Japan was my favorite spending 14 years there. You will either love it or hate it with nothing in between. If you decide to go, I wish you all the luck in the world.
12-03-2016 | 01:56 PM
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Gets Weekends Off
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12-06-2016 | 10:50 AM
#20
Generationally Damaged
Joined: Jul 2016
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From: Dynamically Leveled
For us new hires... what does the 'emergency' portion of this mean? If they don't get the required slots filled, do they start pulling from the bottom of the seniority list?
Also, does his mention of secondary vacancies imply there will be other locations advertised as well? I see the next anticipated bid will be in spring 2017, just didn't know what happens if they don't get the desired numbers for 16-02.
Thanks.
Also, does his mention of secondary vacancies imply there will be other locations advertised as well? I see the next anticipated bid will be in spring 2017, just didn't know what happens if they don't get the desired numbers for 16-02.
Thanks.
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