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GUÍA Now Speaks: Practise Job Interviews with AI Voice — Real Questions, Real Feedback
Xeito's AI interview coach now lets you speak your answers and hear questions read aloud. GUÍA researches the actual company, generates role-specific questions, and coaches you through a three-phase Prep → Interview → Debrief flow — all from your browser
Hidden Pay in Your EU Developer Offer: 13th Month Salary, Vakantiegeld, and Mandatory Bonuses Explained
When a Dutch employer quotes €72,000 and a Spanish employer quotes €72,000, those two numbers mean very different things. Here is how mandatory extras work country by country — and how to decode what your offer actually pays.
What EU Developers Actually Keep After Tax: A Country-by-Country Savings Comparison for 2026
A senior developer on €80k gross keeps wildly different amounts depending on which EU city they live in — not just because of salary differences, but because of how each country splits tax and social contributions
Your job application went through an AI screener: what EU candidates can actually do about it (2026)
EU AI Act Article 50 has been enforceable since 2 August 2026, giving candidates legal transparency rights — but rights you don't know how to use might as well not exist
You Have the Right to Know an AI Is Interviewing You (EU AI Act, August 2026)
Since 2 August 2026, EU law gives job candidates a directly-applicable right to be told when they are interacting with an AI system — even though the wider high-risk hiring-AI rules were delayed to December 2027
The EU Pay Transparency Directive: What It Means for Your Job Search
EU employers must now disclose salary ranges before interviews — but only 5 of the bloc's 27 member states have actually made it into law so far
Fully-Remote Jobs Are Shrinking in Europe — How to Still Find Them in 2026
Fully-remote is now a minority listing type across every credible 2026 European dataset. Here's what the numbers actually say, why hybrid became the default, and how to still find genuinely-remote work when the filter matters more than ever
Entry-Level Tech Jobs Are Disappearing: What EU Developers Should Do in 2026
Junior developer roles dropped ~67% since 2022 and the Stanford SIEPR data now names AI as a direct cause — here's what still hires in Europe, and how to position for it
Is Remote-First Still Real in 2026? What the RTO Data Actually Says
Big Tech is on 5-day RTO. GitLab, Automattic and Doist are still fully remote. The 'remote-first' label has bifurcated — here's how to tell the two apart before you sign
Why Remote Job Ads Have a Country List: EOR Explained
Employer of Record is the reason a company that says remote-anywhere still names eight countries — and the OECD's 2025 rewrite just made that list shorter
Luxembourg EU Blue Card & Work Permit: A 2026 Guide for Remote Developers
Luxembourg's EU Blue Card and standard salaried permit for developers relocating in 2026 — salary floors, tax classes, and the impatriate regime
The Ergonomic Home Office for EU Remote Developers: What's Required, What's Paid For, What Actually Matters (2026)
EU law sets a real legal floor for home workstations, four countries pay or deduct different amounts toward yours, and only a handful of physical details do most of the ergonomic work. Here's what's fact, what's negotiable, and what's just gear.
The EU Employment Presumption Probably Does Not Cover You
Directive 2024/2831 shifts the burden of proof onto platforms from 2 December 2026 — but if you invoice clients directly, the headline version of this law is not about you
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