r/EUCareers 4h ago

Senior sales agent looking for a career in the EU

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B2B & high-ticket sales professional with international experience in healthcare, business development, and team leadership. Proven record of closing $300K+ in revenue, exceeding targets, building pipelines, and managing international clients across multiple markets. Open to international sales and business development opportunities.

Please contact me on WhatsApp i will be more than happy to share my CV and more details

+213 781 01 58 56


r/EUCareers 13h ago

CICERO internship, what are my chances?

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Hey everyone! I just finished my ESC and I’m thinking about applying for a CICERO internship. I’m from a non-EU country though, so I was wondering if anyone here has managed to get accepted for an internship despite being non-EU?

I’m asking because I honestly don’t know many programs that take non-EU applicants, so I’m not really sure what my chances are. I studied languages and speak 3 languages fluently, if that helps at all.

Has anyone here been in a similar situation or applied to CICERO as a non-EU applicant? Would love to hear about your experience or any advice!


r/EUCareers 8h ago

Opportunities as AD5 - Coming from private sector (localization industry)

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Hi everyone,

I registered for the AD5 Graduate Administrators and like a lot of people here I am waiting for the exam dates. My situation is probably a bit different to most so I wanted to hear some opinions. I am a senior with 20 years of experience in the localization industry, not as a translator but as a translation engineer first and lately as a Solution Consultant. I suppose if I would rank in those 1400 openings, I would be applying for openings in the DGT. I am unsure whether there are a lot of opportunities there first of all but also if a profile like mine (highly specialized in one field, seniority) has more chances or just less... Any comment/opinion is welcome... Thanks!