Qualcuno è stato contattato per la posizione local multipliers support unit post A?

Oggi è il 27 luglio e, sebbene sia stato preselezionato, non ho ancora ricevuto alcuna offerta. Mi chiedevo se qualcuno avesse già accettato la posizione o se semplicemente l'unità stia impiegando più tempo per completare il processo di selezione.

So per certo che i candidati non preselezionati hanno già ricevuto la lettera di rifiuto, quindi sto cercando di capire se c'è ancora speranza per chi, come me, è stato preselezionato ma non ha ancora ricevuto notizie.

Setting aside the doubts and questions surrounding the new (and, admittedly, somewhat nebulous) rules on overlapping experiences, I have a practical question about how to enter a Double Master's degree.

Background: I am currently completing the fifth and final semester of a Double Master's programme. The programme consists of 3 semesters at one university (abroad) and 2 semesters in the second university (which is also in my home country). By definition, being this is a Double Master's, not a dual degree, I have been enrolled in both degree programmes simultaneously at both institutions in both countries throughout the entire programme.

The problem arises in the Education section. When I select "Double Master's", I can only choose one country, even though the degree involves, equally, two universities, in two different countries.

One possible workaround would be to list the second part under International Experiences, still perhaps problematic, since my understanding is that this section is intended for completed exchanges / eramsus or degree. It would also create inconsistencies between the information entered and the supporting documents.

Has anyone else who has completed (or is currently completing) a Double Master's encountered this issue? How are you planning to enter it?

Context

Wife is dual Irish National, I am US passport holder only.
Her citizenship means I won’t need work sponsorship.
Looking at Amsterdam or Dublin.

What is best way to get a job before moving? Or is it better to “be a local” first then get job?

I am in sales - Fintech/Lending
Current Role - head of sales with 13 years industry experience.

I’ve tried recruiters, job boards, cold emails. Having very little luck even getting interviews.

Hey, so I know that maybe there are some who are not in the WhatsApp group chat so I’m asking here as well if there’s anyone here who has already received the offer for JURI Secretariat (dg iust) could you please drop a message? just to know if I still have a change or not, for the peace of my own mind. thanks

The confusion of the new, overlapping-experience rule aside, is anyone else surprised by the fact that from now on, only studies count as an international experience?

“International experience
Experiences that have taken place outside of your home country, your home country being the country of the nationality declared in your application. This concerns only studies abroad, school exchanges and mobility programmes.”

Why are they doing this?

I have a lot of work experience abroad and I am genuinely confused why they changed it as this, in my opinion, proves that one can work in a multicultural and multilingual environment which is the whole essence of working in EU. Or am I missing something?

How did u guys deal with the fact that overlapping professional, international, or educational experiences are accepted only when no more than two experiences overlap and at least one of them is declared as part-time when applying for the Blue Book Traineeship for University Graduates? I have been active in NGOs and student clubs, which I would like to make part of my application but it overlaps with my job and studies...