A cross-border project once made me realize that career planning gets messy when every country values experience a little differently. I had been thinking only about the next job title, but I started looking instead at skills that would remain useful if I moved again. The advice at https://www.europeanbusinessreview.com/career-mapping-for-expats-how-to-set-goals-when-working-across-borders/ matched that shift in thinking. Breaking my plans into shorter milestones made it easier to compare opportunities without treating every international offer as automatic progress.
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