Work with Agiledrop and visit us in one of the gems of Europe

Slovenia’s focus is on education, training and industry driven research to support its offering to the high technology and other high added-value sectors such as information and communication technology, pharmaceuticals and life sciences.

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Very high English proficiency

The vast majority of Slovenians are multilingual. We speak English with a near native-level proficiency, as is also evidenced by our 9th place listing on the 2018 EF English Proficiency Index with “Very High Proficiency”.

This means we’re able to clearly and efficiently conduct all of our business communications in English, truly making us feel like part of any English-speaking team.

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High graduation rate & growth of IT studies

Slovenians are well educated, with almost 79% of the population having enrolled in higher education programs at a 96% graduation rate, which is the highest of all OECD and partner countries. 

Interest in the IT sector has grown significantly in the past years, with several higher education institutions offering IT-oriented programs in addition to the already established universities of Ljubljana and Maribor. 

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Central European timezone

Slovenia is inside the CET (or CEST) timezone - the same as most of the leading European countries, such as Germany and France, and with just a one-hour difference with the United Kingdom.

Even with the Eastern shore of the US, there’s only a six-hour difference, so we can still schedule regular meetings with clients and keep each other updated at all times. 

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Great flight connections

There are direct flights from our capital Ljubljana to most of the major European cities. And these are all short flights - it takes less than an hour to Vienna and a mere two hours to London, for example, which makes us really well connected. 

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Fast & reliable internet connection

Air travel isn’t the only area where we’re incredibly well connected. With over 80% of all households having broadband access, Slovenia has an excellent internet connection, ranking very high in Fixed broadband subscriptions per capita.

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Safety & quality of life

At 8th place, Slovenia is among the safest countries in the world in 2019, according to World Population Review. This is also evidenced by our capital Ljubljana being the 25th safest city in the world in 2019. 

According to the OECD Better Life Index, safety, work-life balance, community and health are the qualities most cherished by those living in Slovenia. Most Slovenians claim to be satisfied with their lives.