What recommendations in job searchwould you have for an experienced product marketer with conversational Spanish <not business> with the desire to live in a Spanish speaking country “now”?
Are there certain industries that are more open to English-speaking while one is still learning Spanish? Are there companies more open to this reality?
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Brex Sr. Product Marketing Manager, Financial Product | Formerly Mercury, Capital One, Disney, Techstars • January 25
Of course, it depends on if you're talking about Spain, Central America, or South America, as the business realities and fluency are different in each country.
In Spain, I would suggest reaching out to venture-backed startups, especially those looking to expand to the US (and that align with your previous focus industry). Your experience would be invaluable to them and they often have a lot of people who speak and conduct business in english. You may have similar luck with US tech companies expanding their presence in Mexico.
The second option is to find a remote role that is open to employment in other countries. This is often in the travel tech space, but I've seen this be possible in Edutech as well.
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