Jun 19

Russia is truly the land of unlimited opportunities where with the right connection and decisions everyone can become a millionaire or even a billionaire. Well it may sound cheesy, but as they say in Russia everything is possible.

Russia is the largest country in the world as it covers two continents – Europe and Asia. Its has a very colourful historical background by being founded by Vikings, ruled by various tsars, the wrath of both World Wars and almost hundred year rule of communists. Today Russia is a democratic, yet very controversial country with a population of more than 140 million which is actually not that much considering the territory of Russia. Due to the large territory Russia has the biggest reserve of natural resources in the world including oil, natural gas, minerals and chemicals. Most of the Russian population live in the European part of Russia. Moscow is the capital of Russia with more than 10 million people calling it their home; it is also the largest city in Europe and 7th largest in the world. On the other the population in Siberia is very sparse with most population concentrated in the biggest cities such as Novosibirsk, Krasnoyarsk and Omsk. But Siberia is also the place with all the valuable resources and although the average wage in Russia is quite low, people who are willing to work in the harsh conditions receive a good salary. Continue reading »

Jun 15

As the global market grows trade is conducted between various countries with differing traditions and although it might not sound important knowing the traditions of your prospective business partner might come in hand. A successful business deal might even depend on them.

Russia is the biggest country in the world with vast amounts of natural resources and huge industrial base so doing business with Russia can be quite lucrative. But the Russian people are somewhat different than their European counterparts. To successfully conduct business in Russia you have to try to better understand the soul of the Russian people. Continue reading »