Posts by Amel Derragui
TN25: “Be forgiving and be kind to yourself.” Leah Evans – Asunción
Leah has been living abroad for the last eleven years. She lived in Tbilisi, Quito, Kyiv, and now she lives in Asuncion, Paraguay with her husband and 4 kids. Leah has a Masters degree in Liberal Studies and a Masters in Elementary Education. While relocating from a country to another, she created the company After…
Read shownotesTN24: How to write the resume that will get you to your dream job. Anna Sparks – Quito
It is not easy for expat partners to find jobs and build a career while regularly moving from a country to another. It doesn’t make it any easier when expat partners’ resumes are not presented in an appealing and relevant way to employers! Get ready from now on to craft a super powerful resume that will…
Read shownotesTN23: “Don’t bury your needs, speak up for yourself.” Evelyn Simpson – Edinburgh
Evelyn is Scottish and was an expat for 26 years, living in the US (twice), Hong Kong, Zurich, Shanghai and Brussels. Her early expat years were driven by her love for adventure and her career as an investment banker. By the time she had her first daughter, she was ready to put banking aside and…
Read shownotesTN22: Let us be grumpy for a bit! Grumpy Expat with Alison Trainer – Zurich
In Tandem Nomads episodes I often insist on the importance of being positive, flexible and tolerant in order enjoy our expat life. However, I also know that we might sometimes feel under pressure to always sound positive and not express how we really feel in our host countries when things get too difficult or frustrating.…
Read shownotesTN21: Slow down and savour, you might then see windows that you haven’t noticed before.” Jodi Harris – Yokohama
Jodi Harris is American, grew up in Texas Austin, since then she has been living in Madagascar, Washington DC and today she lives in Japan with her husband and three kids. Jodi graduated from her Masters in Social Work and started her career as a clinical social worker, she provided counseling and psychotherapy to immigrants…
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