A mental marathon to win a well-paid EU job
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - A less than three percent chance of getting the job. Months of studying, learning hundreds of acronyms and obscure politicians' names to be able to answer tricky quiz questions in seconds. Would you go for it?
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