Ciao Lourdes, grazie della tua risposta. Oh, yeah, I will be surely in Italy - either on-and-off or continuously.
Some corporate culture is not good, but not all of them. My current interlocutors - two multinationals and a top 10 Italian law firm - are very reasonable. I know some Italian SMEs...
An update on this thread:
To thank Lourdes.
I did travel heavily to Modena, Turin, Bologna, Padova, Paris and Venice when I was working as a legal counsel for a multinational which has relocated its headquarter to Milan. I resigned from the job bcz their corporate culture wasn't great...
She was right. I do have a probable chance now to work in Milan, but it's for a multinational corporation. For Florence and the rest of Tuscany, there is not much legal work to offer if you're a stranger to them at first. It will take time to build connections and clientele. Bergamo is only 1...
Ciao Lourdes, 13th mid morning works for me. Most of my appointments are during the weekend. The alloggio is only three minutes on foot from Novella train station.
It will be nice to meet you in person. You have my contact in the chat panel. And no problem if you cannot make it! Quite normal...
I share your view about Rome. It does feel like Florence is provincial and international at the same time. A good mix between being local and cosmopolitan may yield. Florence's provincial aspect often reminds me of Elizabeth Gaskell's novels. Many English towns were/are still provincial. Many...
Hi Lourdes, good to hear from you. I happen to see the message notification alert now. Recently, I had two American clients - one from Texas and another is a Briton naturalised in California. They told me that many Americans travel to Canada and Mexico. They didn't know that I already knew it...
You might come here for a visit in the future, and feel it by yourself. Paris is big. You shall take my words at face value. I am sure I will rekindle my love for Paris if I live there again, and I will tell you Paris is the most comfortable city in the world. You may forgive me for my...
Oh, thanks a lot for your wonderful reply, Lourdes!!
I am enlightened by your answer related to Florence and Tuscany. There is nothing I can comment except to thank you for it, because I never lived in Florence longer than weeks, and your local knowledge is new and fresh. I also solicited...
Hello,
although returned to my ''home'' Trieste, I am preparing to relocate to a major Italian city to smooth legal practice. Consequently, with that city as a work station. I try my best to avoid from choosing Milan and Turin (la mia ex-città).
Florence and Bologna are under favourable...
I was there for over a week. The time was fairly good for a work/leisure trip. Afterwards I have been entertaining the idea of taking Florence or Milan as a base for international legal work - fly and go - as Trieste is an isolated, unsuitable town for this kind of practice.
It seems you...
Yeah, I visit libri liberi. It has a nice atmosphere. I love its youth clima. Indeed, I had wanted to visit other independent stores you listed for me, but I had to finish some legal work. I also had to return to Trieste today for a job related to real estate acquisition conducted in a Notary...
Oh, fantastic! Yay, I want to visit independent bookstores with predominantly Italian books.
Thank you so much for your bookstore tips, Lourdes.
Buona domenica a te!
Hello,
I arrived in Florence a few days ago. While travelling in Arezzo and other small towns, I am very interested in finding small, independent bookstores where their owners often can give me wonderful insights about contemporary italian novels. If you happen to know any independent...
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