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Auf Wiedersehen

Ade. Auf Wiedersehen. Tschüss. Au revoir. Ciao. My time as a Glimpse Correspondent is coming to a close, but my ... read more

30 Jun 2009

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Becoming Swiss

Dealing with four official languages in Switzerland is one thing. Dealing with body language and mannerisms is quite another. After ... read more

26 Jun 2009

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Construction. Cranes. This calls for a party.

There's no doubt about it. The Swiss love construction projects. They are written about in newspapers. Cranes are decorated at ... read more

17 Jun 2009

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Sales in Switzerland

The Swiss are some of the least price-sensitive people you'll ever meet. $5 for a glass of water? $20 for ... read more

10 Jun 2009

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Swiss Transportation: Almost too good?

One of the things that happens after living in Switzerland for awhile is that you get used to its excellent ... read more

03 Jun 2009

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How to Land an International Assignment

I get a lot of emails asking me the best way to find a job abroad. So I thought I'd ... read more

27 May 2009

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The Smiling Swiss

The Swiss generally aren't outwardly friendly. If you saw them on the street, you'd think no one was nice. But ... read more

20 May 2009

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Customer Service in Switzerland

Customer service in Switzerland is much different than customer service in the United States. In Switzerland, the customer is not ... read more

14 May 2009

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Zurich's Fall From Grace

Well, Zurich, Switzerland has just fallen from grace. It is no longer #1 on the Mercer Scale of the city ... read more

07 May 2009

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Spat and Spew

Out of all the places in Switzerland, the first confirmed case of Swine Flu is in my little spa town ... read more

30 Apr 2009

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The Price for Ice

I don't know about you, but I find almost SFr 10 ($8.60) a little pricey for a tiny container of ... read more

23 Apr 2009

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The Beggar of Baden

I live in a small Swiss town of about 16,000 residents. Granted, this is big enough that you’ll never recognize ... read more

16 Apr 2009

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Win a Vacuum Cleaner!

The Swiss love vacuum cleaners. Whenever there’s a competition, the prize always seems to be a vacuum cleaner. You have ... read more

09 Apr 2009

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Hiking the Alps

One of the best things about Switzerland is that nature is waiting for you almost anywhere.   I didn’t believe ... read more

02 Apr 2009

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Don't Mess with the Bread

I ate dinner with a couple of Swiss friends last night. While Tom made the pasta, I cut some bread ... read more

26 Mar 2009

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Native American Flute Bands. Now in Switzerland.

As you travel through Switzerland, languages change, traditions change, and sometimes even holidays change. But the Native American Flute Band ... read more

19 Mar 2009

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Blame it on the Böögg

Sometimes I find myself apologizing for Switzerland’s weather. Visitors always want to know how the weather will be during the ... read more

12 Mar 2009

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Drunk Guy Roams Swiss Public Transport

Residents of New York City, Paris, and Rome, I apologize as this story may seem trivial, but for those of ... read more

05 Mar 2009

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Take Language. Mix Accordingly. (4 Comments)

People in Switzerland have a strange relationship with language. Not only do they master many, they mix them together, constantly ... read more

26 Feb 2009

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The Four Official Problems of Switzerland (2 Comments)

For me, Switzerland has four official problems when it comes to trying to communicate. They are German, French, Italian, and ... read more

19 Feb 2009

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Love the image of a foreign guest running away from the party. Good stuff. Curiousity: Do the other folks in your building stick around, or is leaving during the noise ...

Saleem Reshamwala on Swiss Party Pooper 2009-02-16

That's a great question. I think the locals are more accepting of the craziness because these all-night parties are a part of their culture. For example, one night during a ...

Chantal Panozzo on Swiss Party Pooper 2009-02-17
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