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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
Remote EMEA Job Meaning: Can You Work From Spain?
EMEA, Europe, EU and EU timezone on a remote job ad describe different things, and none of them tells you whether the employer can hire you in Spain. Here is how to read each
Authorized to Work in the US on a Remote Job Ad: Can You Apply From Europe?
A remote job ad that says authorized to work in the US usually asks for US work authorization you already hold. Here is how to read that line and the phrases around it from Europe
Lithuania Minimum Wage vs Developer Salary 2026: What the Data Shows
Lithuania's minimum wage is EUR 1,153 gross a month in 2026, against an economy-wide average of EUR 2,628. Here is what the published data says about the software and IT sector
Tax Residency Risks for EU Remote Developers Working Across Borders
Working remotely from Portugal for a German employer sounds simple — until the tax authority of the country where you're sitting decides it also has a claim. Here's what the 183-day rule actually says, why 'centre of vital interests' can override it, what an A1 certificate protects you from, and the practical steps developers need to take before they spend another month in the wrong country.
EU Blue Card Salary Thresholds 2026: Country by Country for Developers
The EU Blue Card salary floor is set country by country, between 1.0 and 1.6 times the national average. Here is what Germany, the Netherlands, France, Luxembourg and Spain require
Europass CV vs your own CV: which to send for EU developer jobs (2026)
Europass is free, official and available in dozens of languages, but a developer CV lives or dies on projects and stack. Here is when each format earns its place
Germany Opportunity Card (Chancenkarte) for Developers 2026: The 6-Point Guide
Germany's Opportunity Card lets non-EU developers move first and job-hunt on the ground for up to a year. Here is the 6-point system, the money you must show, and how to convert it
Freelancing for Dutch Clients in 2026: Enforcement and the New €38 Rule
The Dutch tax authority has enforced false self-employment rules again since 2025, and a new €38 hourly presumption, already law, is due to take effect at the end of December. Here is what a contracting developer actually needs to check
GDPR access request after a rejection or ghosting: a developer's guide (2026)
You can ask any company subject to the GDPR that rejected or ignored you what it holds on you, and it has one month to answer. Here is what to send, what to expect and where to complain
EU-ESO Explained: How the EU's New Startup Equity Scheme Affects Developer Compensation
The EU Inc. proposal introduces a harmonised stock options scheme that defers tax until share disposal — here's what the 24-month minimum vesting rule and the EU-ESO mechanics mean for your next equity negotiation
EU Tech Salary Benchmarks 2026: What Senior Developers Are Actually Earning
Country-by-country salary data for senior software engineers across Europe in 2026, from verified survey data including Levels.fyi, Stack Overflow, and Euro Top Tech
Before You Sign: The 7 EU Employment Contract Clauses Every Developer Must Check
You just got an offer from a European company and the contract is 40 pages in German. Here are the 7 clauses that can cost you money, freedom, or your side project — with the specific statutory articles that tell you what's negotiable and what's a red flag.
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