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Take a peek into the emotional rollercoaster of achieving a dream, while I look back on the process of it.

As a Mexican living and working in Germany, I have experienced several differences and cultural shocks in the workplace. If you are considering working in Germany or simply want to learn more about its work culture, I invite you to read the following points that have impacted me the most. Working hours In Mexico, the typical workday is 8 hours from Monday to Friday, but it is common to work more hours without proper compensation. Breaks are minimal and the schedule is rigid.

As a Mexican living in Germany here are the things I like the most and the ones that I am still getting over with. Gutes Leben in Deutschland (The good life in Germany.) I really like and appreciate how calm the city I live in is. Leaving the window open and being able to hear the birds sing, just like I used to back home. The Germans like rules and to follow them, which is also something I agree with. Among the many rules that shape life in Germany, there is one that regulat

(Germany edition) My classics of the season have been my Abue's delicious fruit punch, the authentic posadas including praying and a piñata afterward, sugar cane with chile and lemon or alone, tamales, and the joy of seeing the family together and spending time with friends. Now, living in Bavaria, the following traditions are cemented as my new Christmas classics. Chrismas Markets : #Christkindlmarkt The original German Christmas markets, also known as Christkindlmarkt (Ch