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Do cover letters still matter in 2026? Our answer: Yes, but only if you write them well. Otherwise, it's a waste of time. To give you an example, one of the subscribers to our Substack newsletter, The Global Move, recently wrote a cover letter that opened the door for him at a Berlin-based tech company while applying from abroad. He kindly gave us permission to share that cover letter publicly, so we could break down what made it effective and share practical advice other job seekers can use when writing their own. You can find the cover letter and our thoughts on why it worked in this new article 👇 Ссылка скрыта #CoverLetters #JobSearchAdvice

Just published an interview with Peter, who moved from Nigeria 🇳🇬 to Portugal 🇵🇹 to join Catawiki as a Software Engineer. In our conversation, Peter shares why he chose Portugal, what Catawiki's interview process was like, how the relocation support worked, and what surprised him most after making the move. If you're considering relocating to Lisbon/Portugal for a tech job, it's worth a read: 👉 Ссылка скрыта Interested in joining Catawiki in Lisbon? Explore their open roles here: 👉 Ссылка скрыта — Finally, consider joining The Global Move private job board for hand-curated roles with visa sponsorship/relocation support: 👉 Ссылка скрыта

Last year, a friend of ours, Jani, a full-stack dev from Slovenia, was preparing for interviews. The technical stuff wasn't the hardest part. The hardest part was this: how do you know if your answers actually sound clear? Not in your head. Out loud. In a real interview, nobody hears the polished version you rehearsed in your mind. They hear what comes out under pressure: the answer that drags on, the explanation that wanders, the moment you know the topic cold but still sound shaky. And when you get rejected, you usually never find out what went wrong. Was it your confidence? Your English? The way you structured it? That's what pushed Jani to build Pavone.ai. It lets you practice interview answers out loud and get feedback on clarity, structure, confidence, and delivery before the real thing. Made for people preparing without a bootcamp, regular mock interviews, or a senior engineer on hand to provide honest feedback. The first practice run is free. Worth a try → Ссылка скрыта

Hello everyone 👋 Last Thursday, we briefly announced the launch of a private job board for paid subscribers to our Substack newsletter, The Global Move: Ссылка скрыта Some of you may have already checked it out (and even joined), while others may still have no idea what it is. So, we'd like to take a moment to introduce it properly and help you decide whether it could be useful for your international tech job search. 📌 Why we built it For over a year, our team has been publishing weekly manually curated lists of relocation-friendly tech jobs on Substack. In this format (Substack posts), those job lists are difficult to browse. Plus, searching through the archive (6,000+ jobs shared to date) has become time-consuming, with opportunities spread across 60+ weekly job lists and many openings that are no longer active. The goal of the job board isn't to replace the newsletter, but to make the experience much more practical for subscribers. 📌 The idea behind the job board • Jobs appear on the job board daily on weekdays as we find them (rather than once a week on Thursdays) • A searchable archive • Filters by job type (relocation/international remote), category, country, company size, etc. • The option to save jobs, mark them as applied, and report inactive ones • 100% manually curated You can read more about the job board here: Ссылка скрыта Or, head straight to the job board and join: 👉 Ссылка скрыта At the moment, there are 1,200+ job openings: • 1,000+ tech roles with visa sponsorship and/or relocation support • 240+ remote roles open to international talent Note: Access to the job board is included with a paid subscription to The Global Move newsletter on Substack.

Just moved to Germany or about to? 🇩🇪 Quick one worth knowing about. We've partnered with UniRents, who does something that makes a lot of sense if you're relocating: instead of buying everything for a new apartment, you rent it. Furniture, appliances, the stuff you need to actually live somewhere: the upfront cost of buying it all is brutal, and then you're stuck either hauling it to your next country or tossing it when you leave. How it works: 👉 Pick what you need at unirents.de 👉 Pay only for as long as you need it 👉 Delivered in 2–3 working days 👉 Picked up when you move out It's a popular option for international workers who'd rather not sink money into furniture they'll abandon in a year. If that's you, the code RELOCATEME15 gets you 15% off your order 👇 unirents.de

Hello everyone 👋 Here’s a batch of new job opportunities for you to check out: Senior Frontend Engineer • Location: Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵 • Company: PayPay Card Senior Software Engineer - Logistics • Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱 • Company: Picnic Senior Software Engineer - Warehouse Systems • Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱 • Company: Picnic Senior Product Manager - Shipping • Location: Lisbon, Portugal 🇵🇹 • Company: Catawiki Security Engineer • Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱 • Company: Catawiki - - - 💡 And some important news: Our team has launched a private job board for relocation-friendly and international remote tech jobs. We’ll introduce it in detail soon, but in the meantime, you can explore it via the link below if you haven’t already: 👉 Ссылка скрыта

As part of our effort to share useful tools and resources for relocation, we’d like to highlight SafetyWing. SafetyWing offers International Health and Travel Insurance solutions for digital nomads, expats, and families living abroad. Its Nomad Insurance Complete plan specifically comes with coverage in 175+ countries, including your home, and covers medical treatment, hospitalization, doctor and specialist visits, lost luggage, emergency evacuation, mental health support, and more. Another big plus: you can purchase it after you’ve already left. The sign-up process is fully online and takes just a few minutes. Join over 400,000 people protected by SafetyWing. Use the link below and save 10% on any yearly plan. 👉 Learn more / get covered anytime here

Hello everyone! Just published a handpicked list of 35 #gaming companies currently hiring and offering visa sponsorship and/or relocation support. If you haven’t already, check it out on our Substack: 👉 Ссылка скрыта If you’re interested in international job opportunities beyond gaming, there are two more curated lists worth exploring: 1) 150+ companies hiring internationally for tech roles 2) 70+ tech companies hiring globally for remote roles

Hello everyone 👋 Here’s a batch of new job opportunities for you to check out: Lead React Native Engineer • Location: Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸 • Company: Hevy Team Lead Engineering - App & Web • Location: Hamburg/Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪 • Company: ABOUT YOU Senior Software Engineer - Developer Experience (Platform) • Location: Lisbon, Portugal 🇵🇹 • Company: Catawiki Software Engineer - Consumer Products • Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands 🇳🇱 • Company: Picnic Engineering Manager • Location: Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵 • Company: PayPay Card Senior MLOps Engineer (Training & Inference Optimization) • Location: San Sebastian, Spain 🇪🇸 • Company: Multiverse Computing Senior Software Engineer (Backend & Infrastructure) • Location: Tokyo, Japan 🇯🇵 • Company: HENNGE ‐ ‐ ‐ To browse all opportunities currently available on our job board, use this link: Ссылка скрыта If you haven’t already, you can also subscribe to our jobs newsletter on Substack. Every Thursday, we publish a handpicked list of 100+ relocation-friendly tech jobs, plus remote-from-anywhere tech roles. Latest edition (May 7): Ссылка скрыта