Have worked for an Israeli company and a couple of uk based Jewish owned businesses.
You always knew exactly where you stood. I like that.
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Russians are much nicer to work with.Originally posted by Paddy View PostScandinavian (Norwegian) , certainly the happiest and most friendly. Finlanders, rather boring but they are only re-badged Russians.
To be fair most nationals are fine to work with except if they happen to be Indian and male.
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Primarily in the USA. I worked for about 7 years for an American company as their man in EMEA and used to go over quite often. First stop used to be the hotel bar and then off for food and beer. One of the blokes was a micro-brewery freak so used to find out if there were any in the area which we would then have to visit. He used to bring his 'growler' with him so he could stock up with the best one that we found (even managed to take some German beer over with me once for him.) Even when they came over here we would end up having a few beers after a long day. I once gave a training course in Düsseldorf which was attended by an American, 2 Germans, a Swiss, 2 Israelis, a Spaniard and a Portuguese and in this town, as soon as you sit down you're give a beer (Alt) straightaway. The only people who 'really' enjoyed that were the American and the Portuguese (and me, natch.) I probably shouldn't have arranged for our lunches to be in the brewery though!Originally posted by Cliphead View PostAt home in the US?
Worked for a US company here in Scotland with a few of the senior guys around for relatively short periods.
Every weekend was lap dancing joints on expenses. Loved every minute
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Scandinavian (Norwegian) , certainly the happiest and most friendly. Finlanders, rather boring but they are only re-badged Russians.
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At home in the US?Originally posted by darmstadt View PostOh I don't know, all the ones I've worked with quite enjoyed going out for a beer or 3
Worked for a US company here in Scotland with a few of the senior guys around for relatively short periods.
Every weekend was lap dancing joints on expenses. Loved every minute
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Oh I don't know, all the ones I've worked with quite enjoyed going out for a beer or 3Originally posted by Cliphead View PostOnly 15 choices so had to miss out most of the world. Septics? Yeah worked with them and very friendly but don't go a for a pint after work so points deducted, same with Canadians.
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Only 15 choices so had to miss out most of the world. Septics? Yeah worked with them and very friendly but don't go a for a pint after work so points deducted, same with Canadians.Originally posted by d000hg View PostYanks seem to be rather glaringly obviously missing.
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