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Learn the country history to understand its people

23 January 2021

Moving to a new country is a big step in everyone’s life and a memorable experience and golden opportunity to discover yourself and expand your horizon. Getting adjusted to the new norm and country routine can be exciting but intimidating at the same time. It’s important to understand people you come to and break into the local community. You might face countless barriers, but mixing outside with the local society, it’s a crucial part in adjusting to a new environment.  A good start point is to examine the history of the country and their impact on the nation.

I’ve been living in Ireland for the last 15 years. Still, I constantly learn something new about the country surviving Viking Invasion, the Great Famine, Easter Rising and War of Independence.

The Story of Ireland Documentary explains Ireland’s history and its cultural, social and economic evolution.

Inspiring reflection on the history of Celtic Tiger.

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I am Anita…

...and I am an International Recruiter and Career Coach.

Although I have tried many things in my life, recruitment is something that I really love.

Over the past number of years, I had the privilege of working in different industries, globally hiring from Interns and Grads all the way up to Executive level for the companies like Microsoft, Wargaming, and HubSpot.

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For the last 14 years wife to Piotr. Mother to 2 Superstars: Gabriela (13) and Adam (6).

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