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Local Company or International Company? I've Worked at Both

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Local or International Company?

I've worked at both

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Hello, everyone. I'm an accountant in Jakarta. For five years, I worked at a small local company. Now, I work at a large international company. So I've worked at both. Today, I'll compare the two for anyone choosing a job.

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  • I've worked at both

    I have experience at each type.

  • for anyone choosing a job

    For people who are deciding on a job.

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  1. 01Local or International Company?

    Hello, everyone. I'm an accountant in Jakarta. For five years, I worked at a small local company. Now, I work at a large international company. So I've worked at both. Today, I'll compare the two for anyone choosing a job.

  2. 02Work Style

    First, work style. At the local company, I did many different jobs, from accounting to helping customers. At the international company, my role is clearer, but there are many more rules and processes.

  3. 03Relationships

    Second, relationships. My old company felt like a family. We had lunch together every day. On the other hand, my new company is more formal, and many colleagues are in other countries.

  4. 04Language and Growth

    Third, growth. At the international company, I use English every day, and there are training programs. My English and my skills have improved much faster than before.

  5. 05Decisions and Speed

    However, decisions are slower now. At my old company, I could ask the boss and get an answer in five minutes. Now, some decisions need approval from three different offices.

  6. 06Side by Side

    Here's a summary. Each type of company has clear strengths.

  7. 07Conclusion

    In conclusion, neither is better for everyone. If you want to try many things quickly, a local company may suit you. If you want structured training and global experience, try an international one. Thank you.

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