Be more curious.
Eszett has prepared a blog with the intention to offer information about teaching and also curiosities related to different languages and cultures. In this space you will be able to register comments and like the information.
We would also like to make the blog accessible, so you will have space to write your comments. Whoever wants to publish send and email to blog (at) eszett-bls.com
We thank you for visiting our blog, and we hope you can enjoy the themes that we share.
My mantra, which applies both in business and in my personal life, is to constantly think about what the person in front of me thinks and what their needs and desires are. Listening attentively to all information provided at all times is essential to helping me make decisions in life.
What is your best professional memory/moment this year?
On 1st January 2016, as the CEO of an international company with a small workforce, instead of enjoying a relaxing start to a new year, I was putting out fires in Eszett Business Language Services, attempting to solve every single issue that arose within marketing, sales, accounting, finance, operations and administration, across all time zones, seven days a week. This could not continue: a CEO that is too occupied with the daily tasks of an organization is left with insufficient time for strategic development.
I am one of those 'language nerds' who could do the grammar or vocabulary exercises just to kill time. Somehow, I always knew I would study languages but wasn't sure which one exactly for some time.
Is Language Training really needed for Expats? Who was better integrated: Mick, who did not take Turkey language lessons in Istanbul, or Clemencia, who took Portuguese language lessons in Rio de Janeiro?
An expatriate is defined as a person temporarily or permanently residing as an immigrant, in a country other than that of their citizenship
The actual origin of languages is still unknown, despite very precise studies for many years. However, today there are approximately 6,500 languages spoken in the world. Language and culture is what separates us from our primates, making it such an important part of our lives.
Since the age of 16, I have been travelling to Spain alone to visit my (now) husband and his family. I am British native, and was notoriously disastrous with languages at this time, just about getting by in Spanish at school, understanding ‘chicle en la basura’ more than anything else.
With increasing globalization and the increasingly frequent use of technology in daily life, virtual schools are gaining ground and they are emerging as a great learning option.
This article analyses the way RMCs and DSPs utilize technology to get updated and update their customers from the field in real time, when providing destination services. Many relocation companies may declare that they already provide all the details in real time, but do they take advantage of the technology? Do they use applications to report from the field? After discussing with many senior managers of different RMCs and DSPs around the globe, I came to the conclusion that the relocation sector is behind other sectors in terms of utilization of technology.
How can I speak English fluently? An answer to this question comes from information processing theory. This theory says that language learning is a skill like any other.
Eszett attended the biggest Relocation conference - Worldwide ERC
From 27th-29th September, I traveled to the 'Windy City', Chicago to attend the ERC. Although attending similar events in the past, this was my first ERC, and what an event! Every thirty minutes hundreds of Relocation executives would gather to search for their next meeting. Faces become obsolete and to take their place is the badge. The ERC was a fantastic opportunity to catch up with current partners, meet with many potential clients, and network with others who work in this sector. From the event, we hope to strengthen relationships with RMCs, DSPs and final customers requiring mobility services. Jessica Land Operations Manager Eszett Business Language Services
Check the Worldwide ERC site for additional information about the event https://www.worldwideerc.org/GWS17/Pages/conference-home.aspx
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