Next week I will start working for an American company remotely from the UK. I will be the only Brit on the team of around 20 Americans.
Do any of you work with foreigners in this way?
Do you have any tips to help me ease into American work place culture?
One thing that has been sticking in my mind since the interview is that I will start with extra days of leave (6 days vs 28 days). It's not something I will discuss, but would people in the US be resentful of that, or am I just over thinking it?
Way too many people here yelling to write politicians, or complain about Bitmart online. It literally won't do anything. They don't have to buy back coins for some massive amount of money. They can simply convert it to something else in your Bitmart wallet and call it a day and there is nothing you can do about it. They even said when it happened they were looking at swaps and such.
Way too many people here wanting them to just drop millions in Safemoon. This community gets way to hype over one small piece of information runs with it and then gets let down like it's some tinfoil hat conspiracy.
Hey guys, hope your day has been well.
I'm considering pursuing a job that would have me potentially working remotely here while the company is based in San Francisco.
Has anyone done something similiar before? Any tips, experiences, advice?
I've got questions around how the income would be taxed, whether my employer would need to pay medical insurance etc. if I'm staying in NZ, kiwisaver etc.
Any input, whether from experience, knowledge or just random ideas is appreciated. Thanks!
I already know that according to my contract I only have to work 230 days each year (which is sick by the way), but I was wondering if there’s anything else I should be aware of, good or bad, that might be different than working for an American company?
I’ve been working since I was 16 but I’ve only ever worked for American companies before. Any advice or anecdotes are greatly appreciated!
Edit: can’t reply to everyone but I really appreciate the feedback and I’m excited to get started!
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So in the UK we have Companies House, and basic accounts and officers of the company details can be found out from there as a matter of public record.
I need to find some similar details for a US LLC but can't find anything equivalent to companies House in the US. Is there anything or is it just not as available as the UK?
EDIT I'd like to find details of the company officers. I called the relevant state office who had no information on the officers, I was just wondering if there was anywhere else that I could try.
Edit again, thanks all for your help. It's as I suspected so no great loss, I just wanted to check I wasn't missing anything
GameStop is now, by evidence of backend-revealed code leaks, ready to announce its NFT Marketplace. The first NFT Creators have already been selected and integrated, according to the top NFT creator applicants. It is now understood that GameStop will profit (a fee) for EVERY SINGLE digital transaction. Let that sink the heck in. (All on top of their surging e-commerce sales dominance AS WELL AS brick-and-mortar near-monopoly on gaming and electronic products.
...People are now admitting that the best place to buy TVs is from GameStop...
Loopring, the GameStop blockchain ethereum layer 2.0 backend is having its quarterly announcement this week. Thanks to Byron (twitter) on that.
Everything stated herein is already having a material impact on GameStop operations, margins, and net asset value.
Further, the percentage of the float, that has been removed from the active market, is now estimated to be about a quarter locked up. This is thanks to Direct Registration of Shares (DRS) with the transfer agent, ComputerShare. On the run-up in price/volume, it is now much more difficult for hedge funds / shorts to get out of their positions.
This also comes as JP Morgan has called for an active short squeeze.
And finally, the Department of Justice has been interviewing criminal subjects and persons of interest, in what is slated to be the most advanced short-selling and hedge fund crackdown, by dollar amount penalties and number of subpoenas and arrests, in the history of American capitalism.
TLDR; Stay long, know what you hold (Raw $GME Shares), and if you aren't rooting for them yet: ROOT for this American success story: GameStop.
Been struggling to find a company that sells 100% wool pajamas - or even underlining in 2 parts since it's the same thing for my use.
Best I can find are Canadian companies, but their return policies are really bad.
This is what I'm looking for, but USA based.
https://www.simplymerino.com/collections/shop/products/100-merino-wool-pyjamas?variant=36111020359829
To keep it short, I am soon having an interview for the company based in Zurich, for the management role, which is however very international. The interviewers will be two American women. I have zero experience with American culture to be honest and I was wondering if there are any big differences between Europe (especially DACH) and the US in terms of this. Any suggestions that could help? Thank you in advance.
