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Sounds like a good opportunity but with 2 days mandatory in Bilbao every month you might as well limit it to Spain and Portugal only. Or do you have teammates
by sjfjsjdjwvwvc 3y ago
Sounds like a good opportunity but with 2 days mandatory in Bilbao every month you might as well limit it to Spain and Portugal only.
Or do you have teammates who are flying in every month from Africa/Middle east/Central Europe?
- johndunne 3y ago2 days a month isn't a big deal at all. I'm in the UK, and regularly travel anything from 2 to 8 days a month to a role in Germany and the Netherlands.
- sjfjsjdjwvwvc 3y agoFair enough. Would be a hard sell to spend 1/4 of my time away from family though. If I may ask do you pay for the travel or do you get reimbursed by your employer?
- pc86 3y agoI can't imagine any scenario where a company is requiring monthly travel and not reimbursing for it. And even assuming 1 full travel day on either side, 4 days a month is a LOT less than 1/4.
- broken-kebab 3y agoI think you missed the point, it's about distances, and logistics, not days. Flying from UK to NL/DE doesn't sound particularly impressive: relatively short, non-hostile checks, accessible airports, wide selection of flights. Actually, it's more or less equivalent to getting to Bilbao from Iberian peninsula area.
- TheCapeGreek 3y agoSeconded. They should at least specify North Africa. It's a big continent, you won't catch me dead flying from South Africa 12 hours up once a month for only two days.
- mk89 3y agoWhy should they specify anything? That you are not willing, it's ok. However, I know of people from California doing this on a monthly basis (traveling over Europe). For some people it's ok.