In the second episode of 'It Works on My Machine' we are joined by our colleagues Julia, Vamsi, Feyza, Kerem, and Umut to discuss why they decided to move to the Netherlands to work at spriteCloud. 

In part three of our podcast episode of “Moving to the Netherlands to work in Tech” we discuss many elements of Dutch culture with our guests.

You’ll learn what to expect regarding the Dutch weather and how to brave the cold winds. Kerem will unveil his favourite Dutch food specialties. You’ll hear what the best method is to learn Dutch from Julia. Vamsi will tell you about his journey to becoming a Dutch citizen. And your hosts, Marion and Travis, will give you practical tips on cycling and public transportation. After listening to this episode, you’ll be ready to explore your new home or feel more prepared to make the big move to the Netherlands.

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In the second episode of "It Works on My Machine," we are joined by our colleagues Julia, Vamsi, Feyza, Kerem and Umut to discuss why they decided to move to the Netherlands and the experience of living here. In this second part of the episode, we will explore our colleague's experiences with getting a social security number (BSN), setting up bank accounts, finding places to rent and buy, the 30% tax ruling, and other tips for newcomers to the Netherlands.

View the show notes and transcript for the episode on our website.

In the second episode of "It Works on My Machine," we are joined by our colleagues Julia, Vamsi, Feyza, Kerem, and Umut to discuss why they decided to move to the Netherlands. We will explore what they like about the local work atmosphere and which challenges they faced. They will also tell us about the differences they noticed compared to their previous countries of residence and what maternity and paternity leaves look like in the Netherlands.

View the show notes and transcript for the episode on our website.

In this first pilot episode of "It Works on My Machine," we talk with spriteCloud’s Chief Operations Officer, Martin Cunnington, Quality Assurance Engineer, Roel Wijker, and host, Marion Molliet, about Accessibility Testing. 

It might surprise you to know that between 15-20% of people (approximately 1 billion people) have a disability of some form. Accessibility Testing helps developers ensure that their application can reach this rather larger segment of their target group.

View the show notes and transcript for the episode on our website.