International recruitment

With very recent political turmoil, the threat of terrorism and revolution, Egypt is not at the forefront for most when considering typical recruitment opportunities. But the country may still remain an interesting investment opportunity for foreign and multinational companies. Here is some more information about the job market and recruiting practices in Egypt.

The Emerald Isle is often overlooked in favour of its neighbour the United Kingdom, but Ireland has more than enough to offer on its own. Its fluent English-speaking population, EU membership and a need for (and reliance on) Foreign Direct Investment make Ireland a very interesting option for recruiters and jobseekers alike.

The Czech Republic is an increasingly popular opportunity for investment in recent years. Being a relatively young member of the EU (it joined in 2004), it represents an interesting international investment for recruitment.

Croatia has a lot to offer recruiters and jobseekers alike. Its diverse, vibrant towns and cities attract tourists year round, be this to the Mediterranean sun-soaked island of Split or the up-and-coming ski resorts in the Dinaric Alps

South Korea is booming. One of the four Asian Tigers and birthplace of Samsung, LG and Hyundai-Kia, the country is an economic miracle. Having experienced its fastest growth in 7 years in the most recent economic quarter, South Korea is an incredibly attractive place for both recruiters and jobseekers seeing to move

Hong Kong is one of the world’s leading international financial centres, a top world trading entity and home to one of the highest per capita GDPs in the world. In this article we’ll look at Hong Kong in general, how to recruit in Hong Kong and what life is like as an expat there.