What is Taste Nirvana – startup review
Taste Nirvana is an online shop that sells coconut waters.
Archiv für das Monat: November, 2016
What is Camp Breakout – startup review
/0 Kommentare/in HHStartups, Pardon my French/von John BarréCamp Breakout is a campsite for overly connected people to disconnect for a few days. Weiterlesen
Learning business German in Hamburg
/0 Kommentare/in general/von John BarréOne of the many good things about Hamburg is the fact that almost anyone can and will speak English to you if you don’t know any German. While it can be a challenge to live in Paris or Barcelona without speaking French or Spanish respectively, expats in Germany have the leisure of completely ignoring the language of Goethe and still lead a functional life. Nevertheless, you might be tempted to deepen your knowledge of German if you plan on working in Hamburg for a longer time, founding a company or moving with your family. Weiterlesen
Hamburg Business Culture – how to deal with Hamburgers
/0 Kommentare/in Tipps & Tricks/von John BarréHamburg has a very unique culture and customs. Its location between the traditional South and the very liberal Nordics renders a complex result of liberalism and demureness. How do the Hamburgers tick? Let’s find out together. Weiterlesen
Hamburg Startups wird international – welcome John Barré
/0 Kommentare/in Allgemein, HHStartups/von Bianca KoigkeA warm welcome für John Barré! John verstärkt unser Team als freier Autor, der uns das fehlende internationale Flair beisteuern wird. Da Hamburg immer interessanter für internationale Investoren, Startups und Arbeitnehmer wird, verbessern wir unser redaktionelles Angebot für unsere internationalen Gäste! Der gebürtige Franzose John Barré unterstützt uns dabei.
John ist studierter Übersetzer und Online Marketing Pro. Er schreibt bei uns unter anderem über Hamburger Startup Themen in englischer Sprache und gibt zukünftig im Rahmen seiner eigenen Kolumne immer eine persönliche Note mit. Johns Leidenschaften und Ziele? Darüber haben wir mit ihm gesprochen!
New in Hamburg? Don’t forget to register! (Meldebescheinigung)
/1 Kommentar/in general/von John BarréIn Germany, you need to report any change of address. The authorities need to know where you reside and only give you two weeks to do so. So, upon arriving in Hamburg, make sure that registering to your local state agency (Einwohnermeldeamt) is high on your to-do list! Weiterlesen
Opening a bank account in Hamburg
/1 Kommentar/in general/von John BarréNo matter where you come from and why you’re in Hamburg for, it will be very difficult to conduct any business without a bank account. You will need one as an employee, as a freelancer and of course as a entrepreneur. So, since this is a necessary evil, we may as well start reviewing right now which steps you need to follow to open a bank account in Hamburg. Weiterlesen
Getting around in Hamburg
/0 Kommentare/in general/von John BarréIf there is one mistake I made when I moved to Hamburg, it was to come by car. Not to mention it was an Irish car with the steering wheel on the right side that I could not reasonably insure in Germany. But that’s beyond the point, in the end I had a car I could not park anywhere safe/legal/warm and I never EVER needed it. Because Hamburg has fantastic public transports and other means of transportation.
Office language: English. Startup jobs in Hamburg for non-German speakers
/1 Kommentar/in Tipps & Tricks/von John BarréHamburg is a very enticing city. The moment you set foot in the Hanseatic City, you will fall in love with her. A friend of mine came for three days and ended up staying for two months with a roster of three outfits. See what Hamburg can do to you? Weiterlesen