
How to recognize a Dutch compliment
Over the years I’ve heard it several times from international friends and colleagues: Dutch people...
Dutch Weddings: What to Know
Have you received an invitation to a Dutch wedding? Then you’ll probably be introduced to a...
Winter Blues or Winter Boost?
As I’ve already mentioned in another blog: the Netherlands is located on a rather high northern...
Eindhoven: City of Lights
Eindhoven: Its history as the ‘City of Light’Chances are that you have recently seen announcements...
Redefining Work and Talent in ‘s-Hertogenbosch
The HirePeopleNotPaper closing event for Women for Women ’s-Hertogenbosch was an amazing way to...
The Process of Cultural Adaptation
The topic of this blog post, for a change, is not specifically related to settling into the...
A Great Return on Investment
It‘s been said that numbers are a universal language. One where if you follow the prescribed order...
Top Five CV Mistakes
María José Quirós Castillo has been with the Expat Spouses Initiative (ESI) team for more than a...
‘Now that is a bit fishy!’ – About the Dutch and their ‘nieuwe haring’
In this edition of my blog I’d like to talk a bit with you about food. More precise: about a very...
A Great Return on Investment
It‘s been said that numbers are a universal language. One where if you follow the prescribed order...
Top Five CV Mistakes
María José Quirós Castillo has been with the Expat Spouses Initiative (ESI) team for more than a...
New Coaches. Same Innovative Program.
Spring is finally here! And perhaps in keeping with the season representing renewal and starting...
For the Love of Science and Research
Transitioning from academia into a corporate setting has always been difficult, just ask Alexander...
Redefining Work and Talent in ‘s-Hertogenbosch
The HirePeopleNotPaper closing event for Women for Women ’s-Hertogenbosch was an amazing way to...
Fashioning Your Career Forward
What do marketing, architecture, copy writing, and design all have in common? They are all...
A Master of New Beginnings
Ariel E. Slaughter, originally from Michigan in the United States, is a born storyteller....
How to recognize a Dutch compliment
Over the years I’ve heard it several times from international friends and colleagues: Dutch people...
Dutch Weddings: What to Know
Have you received an invitation to a Dutch wedding? Then you’ll probably be introduced to a...
Eindhoven: City of Lights
Eindhoven: Its history as the ‘City of Light’Chances are that you have recently seen announcements...
‘Now that is a bit fishy!’ – About the Dutch and their ‘nieuwe haring’
In this edition of my blog I’d like to talk a bit with you about food. More precise: about a very...
Koningsdag (April 27th) Celebrating the Monarch Dutch Style
One particular mirror in which you can closely observe a country’s culture and its do’s and...
Trains and railways in the Netherlands
Recently an international friend suggested ‘Trains in the Netherlands’ as a topic for a new blog...
They Eat What?!?
In a previous blog post, we discussed the concept of ‘rituals’. At the time it was about the Dutch...
A Dutch Birthday Party
In this edition of the blog I´d like to take a look with you at the inner workings of Dutch...
Understanding Culture Shock
Often, my blog posts are about the Dutch and the Dutch culture in particular. And they explain one...
How to recognize a Dutch compliment
Over the years I’ve heard it several times from international friends and colleagues: Dutch people...
Dutch Weddings: What to Know
Have you received an invitation to a Dutch wedding? Then you’ll probably be introduced to a...
Eindhoven: City of Lights
Eindhoven: Its history as the ‘City of Light’Chances are that you have recently seen announcements...
The Process of Cultural Adaptation
The topic of this blog post, for a change, is not specifically related to settling into the...
‘Now that is a bit fishy!’ – About the Dutch and their ‘nieuwe haring’
In this edition of my blog I’d like to talk a bit with you about food. More precise: about a very...
Koningsdag (April 27th) Celebrating the Monarch Dutch Style
One particular mirror in which you can closely observe a country’s culture and its do’s and...
Trains and railways in the Netherlands
Recently an international friend suggested ‘Trains in the Netherlands’ as a topic for a new blog...
They Eat What?!?
In a previous blog post, we discussed the concept of ‘rituals’. At the time it was about the Dutch...
A Dutch Birthday Party
In this edition of the blog I´d like to take a look with you at the inner workings of Dutch...
Redefining Work and Talent in ‘s-Hertogenbosch
The HirePeopleNotPaper closing event for Women for Women ’s-Hertogenbosch was an amazing way to...
A Great Return on Investment
It‘s been said that numbers are a universal language. One where if you follow the prescribed order...
Top Five CV Mistakes
María José Quirós Castillo has been with the Expat Spouses Initiative (ESI) team for more than a...
New Coaches. Same Innovative Program.
Spring is finally here! And perhaps in keeping with the season representing renewal and starting...
For the Love of Science and Research
Transitioning from academia into a corporate setting has always been difficult, just ask Alexander...
Towards an International Breda
The Women for Women Breda Closing Finale was all about celebrating an international Breda and West...
10 WfW Editions, 1 Ambassador
Oh, how time flies! This year Women for Women (WfW) Eindhoven marks its tenth edition. And one...
The Women for Women Program with a Breda Spin
This March something spectacular happened. In addition to launching the third edition of the...
An Ambassador for Connection and Community
The Expat Spouses Initiative’s innovative mentorship program, Women for Women (WfW) would not be...