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Hosted by Rigby AG · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 49 episodes
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A podcast about living in Switzerland, brought to you by Rigby AG, a staffing company based in Zurich.
Rigby AG hosts Living in Switzerland, a business show with 49 episodes published.
Allegra! Have you ever heard a sentence in Romansh? In our newest episode, you'll get to hear several, spoken by the Romansh news anchor Livio Chistell. You'll get to find out more about: Where this language comes from W
Federal tax, cantonal tax, municipal tax, and church tax... If you're planning to live in Switzerland or you've just arrived, you may be bewildered by the many different types of taxes in Switzerland. You'll need to lear
Schwingen, Steinstossen, Hornussen... Switzerland is home to several unique sports. Hornussen is one of the most popular, known for the small 'nouss' that looks like a hockey puck and the 'schindel', the wooden paddle re
Political parties, interest groups, and even individual citizens can change the Swiss constitution via popular initiatives. But the process can be complex to understand and initiate. To launch an initiative, you must rew
Swiss citizens have the right to vote on a wide range of issues multiple times a year. Therefore, staying informed about politics in Switzerland is important for anyone living in Switzerland. In 2025 and 2026, there's a
Around 11% of Swiss residents hold cryptocurrencies. Despite this, there's still a lot of confusion about Bitcoin in Switzerland. Many people don't fully understand: How the technology works What the benefits are How to
Switzerland offers expats amazing quality of life, a beautiful landscape, and a warm welcome. Despite this, many people encounter challenges. They might: Find it difficult to settle in: find a home, take out insurance, u
Although many people in Switzerland have a high income, most of them aren't making the most of their finances. They are so-called HENRYS: High earners, not rich yet. They often: Inflate their lifestyle to fit their salar
Many expats struggle with dating in Switzerland. But the process doesn't have to be difficult or painful. If you're a successful professional living in Switzerland, you might: Feel that you're too busy to date Avoid dati
Dating in Switzerland can be confusing, especially for new expats. But there are plenty of singles looking to settle down. You just need to know where to find them. You might encounter various roadblocks when dating in S
We speak to Daniel Shalom, the founder of Rigby AG, about the role of staffing companies in the Swiss job market and how recruiters can help expats find a suitable role. Daniel describes the difference between contracts,
We speak to Pragati Siddhanti, the founder of the popular blog My Swiss Story, about how expats can get set up and build a successful career in Switzerland. Pragati shares how she came to Switzerland over eight years ago
We speak to Lisa Arnet from the Swiss Tourism Federation about sustainable tourism in Switzerland. The classification "Swisstainable" was created around three years ago. While it stated with only a few service providers,
We speak to four women from the Zurich International Women's Association about social groups and expat life in Switzerland. Karin, Martha, Debbie, and Carolina offer diverse perspectives on finding a social network. They
We speak to Carolyn Schönafinger from Holidays to Switzerland about travelling around Switzerland. Carolyn has been visiting Switzerland for over 30 years and runs her own travel podcast. She tells us about four famous p
We speak to Serge Frech, the director of the Swiss national association of ICT training (ICT-Berufsbildung), about basic and continued IT training in Switzerland. Unlike in many countries, most Swiss IT professionals com
We speak to Laura Vrinceanu, who got her IT job through Rigby, about moving to Zurich, Switzerland. Laura relocated a year and a half ago to work for a bank as a Tableau developer. With seven years of professional experi
We speak to the Swiss education consultant Stefanie Busse about local, bilingual, and international schools in Switzerland. As a former German teacher, Stefanie has first-hand experience teaching in both public and inter
We speak to the food experts Jessica Manurung and David Moginier about regional foods in Switzerland, particularly in the cantons of Basel and Vaud. Jessica is a Basel-based food blogger. She has been sharing her restaur
In this episode, we speak to the finance blogger Baptiste Wicht about Switzerland's financial system. Baptiste has been running his blog The Poor Swiss for over six years. He helps expats and locals find the best financi
Sandra Widmer
Swiss Hornussen Association
1 appearance on this show
Yves Bennaïm
Bitcoin Initiative
1 appearance on this show
Eric
Schwiizerfranke
1 appearance on this show
Kelly Brändli
Sinaps
1 appearance on this show
Daniel Shalom
Rigby AG
1 appearance on this show
Lisa Arnet
Swiss Tourism Federation
1 appearance on this show
Carolyn Schönafinger
Holidays to Switzerland
1 appearance on this show
Serge Frech
ICT-Berufsbildung
1 appearance on this show
Baptiste Wicht
The Poor Swiss
1 appearance on this show
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Living in Switzerland is hosted by Rigby AG. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 49 episodes.
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