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j.d.
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 Posted: Wed May 24, 2006 3:50 pm Post subject: how hard is to find a job when emigrating? |
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I am not very happy with my life right now; I have found (very hard) a job which is some how related with my profession. But because I don't have experience I was happy to find it anyway... and for some time now I am thinking of trying to emigrate. I am just a bit afraid that it will be even harder to find there a job.
I have read on some sites that many are changing their profession in order to have better chances for work.
Do you have any experience regarding this aspect? |
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AliceA
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believe me, it is hard, specially if your studies are not recognized and you have to attended courses, pass exams for a diploma that you are already having..
than there is the problem with the language; you have some how to speak even better than the native because not everybody is polite and and a mistake that goes unobserved at a native for you will gain big proportions
another problem raise form the experience; no matter how long you have worked in your country, they want "local" experience and you can't blame them because sometime the things at work are different here
but if are willing to work harder, to be patient and you do posses strong nerves... sure you can find a job and start all over with your carer. |
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ivanka
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Location: Czech Republic
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