International Careers
Investigating & Securing a Position
Compare and Contrast
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What are top locations to work abroad?

Norway, Austria, Sweden, Germany, Singapore, New Zealand, Canada, Switzerland




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Where in business can most international careers be found?

Through international companies

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What are some cons for working internationally?

Emotionally difficult, financial hardship domestically, taxes navigation

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What are examples of international careers for business students?

Financial Analyst, Global Business Executive, Economist

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What is the first step to securing an international position?

Study or travel abroad

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Which international industry typically involves sales with large manufacturers and governments, and can be controversial?

The international weapons trade

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What are some examples of global industries?

International Arms Trade, Telecommunications, Banking and Global Investment

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What are difficulties in applying for a job internationally?

Resume changes, language/cultural barriers, company buy-in.

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What are some pros of an international career?

Upward career trajectory, personal growth, financially attractiveness

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What are some practical non-business jobs?

Ski liftie, teaching English, Au Pair, Bartending, Freelance writing

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How many jobs does the defense department offer overseas?

47,000

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What are some differences between international and domestic banking?

Differing expectations for resume, likely need to speak foreign language, different stock exchange hours.

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What are some examples of impractical international careers?

Police Officer, Dictator, Mayor

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What are countries that require a photo on a resume?

Germany, Singapore, China, Japan

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What are some pros of domestic banking?

Normal US hours, dealing with domestic clients, normal US customs.

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