So you’ve got past the CV stage, the company is interested in your credentials and experience! So with you over your first major hurdle don’t then stumble at the second one. Number one on your to do list is to research the company. You will almost certainly be asked on your knowledge of the company; [...]
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Interviews – Fail to prepare, prepare to fail
Posted in bilingual, Euro London news, language, Language jobs, Language recruitment, Work on November 3, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
European Day of Languages; is it even worth the paper it’s written on?
Posted in bilingual, Euro London news, Europe, language, Language recruitment, languages on October 3, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Last week saw the 10th anniversary of the European Day of Languages “celebrated” throughout the European Union. If you didn’t realise, don’t worry you probably weren’t the only one. The day which is officially organised by the Council of Europe and has a budget of 30 million euros was launched in 2001 to alert the [...]
Munich’s First International IT Networking Event
Posted in Euro London news, Europe, Language jobs, Language news, Language recruitment, Uncategorized, tagged IT, Munich, Networking on August 10, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Social networking is the talk of the town and more and more companies are jumping on the metaphorical bandwagon to reach customers in new, innovative ways. Whether it is via Twitter or Facebook, LinkedIn or YouTube, the methods are constantly diversifying. But while we support the social networking revolution and its importance in relationship building, [...]
Spelling Faux Pas
Posted in Articles, Euro London news, Language jobs, Language news, Language recruitment, Uncategorized, tagged Global, International business, Internet, language, Misspelling, multilingual, translation, Website on August 1, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Bad spelling – the cause of feverish frustration for some and immense hilarity for others. Whether it be on posters or menus, food labels or road signs; spelling mistakes can be found everywhere – just take a look at these examples found throughout the UK. However, in a recent BBC article it was the impact [...]
Hyper Japan
Posted in Euro London news, Language news, languages, tagged candidates, career, Hyper Japan, japanese on November 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Our Japanese desk took some clients to the recent Hyper Japan event – and what a successful day it turned out to be. It was the first time the event was put on so we had no idea what to expect but had done our research and looked forward to seeing and hearing all about [...]
Japanese speaking roles on the rise
Posted in Euro London news, Finance, Language news, tagged candidates, japanese, languages, recruitment on November 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
You may have read in the news recently that we have seen a sharp rise in the number of Japanese speaking roles in the financial services sector. We have found that the roles we recruit for in this sector are largely determined by the stability of the market, to see so many coming our way [...]
Learning a foreign language – the way to boost your career
Posted in Euro London news, Language news, languages, tagged career, French, German, language learning, languages, Russian, Spanish, Swedish on October 18, 2010 | 3 Comments »
We recently featured in an article in the Guardian discussing how learning a new language can really boost your career and that it is never too late to learn. To see the article and our comments in full click here. But here’s a summary of the piece: Speaking to people in their own language for [...]
Life as a recruitment consultant
Posted in Euro London news, tagged career, Euro London, recruitment on October 11, 2010 | 4 Comments »
Fancy a career in recruitment? Two of Euro London’s new graduate trainees Phil and Liz talk about life as a recruitment consultant.
Fancy working in recruitment?
Posted in Euro London news, tagged career, Euro London, recruitment on October 1, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Check out our latest video of two of our new recruits – Rebecca and Fiona. See what life is like at EuroLondon and why they chose to step into recruitment.

