International Job

by Kevin • 24 Feb 2014, 21:58 • Journals
Hey

Lately I've been looking for an international job to gather some experience and to see a bit of the world. I've noticed that some people here have experience with that ( e.g. Rhand-debiel). I'm just wondering if anyone here has some tips as to how you approach the idea of finding an international job. I don't mean basic tips, but more like specific websites and so on. The sector I'm looking to enter can be anything from event management, administrative and what not, to marketing and e-solutions.

Thanks in advance.

Fuck you Domi.

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vATU 24 Feb 2014, 21:59
try big worldwide corporations
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Zodiac 24 Feb 2014, 22:06
yeah. although you said you didnt want basic tips, I'd guess the best way is to get a job in a big international corporation in your current country, and get placed at another country (oil sector for instance, could be placed in middle east, US, norway, a lot of other countries in europe (and the world))
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spiROZE 24 Feb 2014, 22:17
I remember Rhand his biking experience :D
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Rhand 28 Aug 2014, 12:27
Da was ne faal, ja. In de zomer van 2013 wel bijna 2.000 km doorheen Noord-Frankrijk en Belgie gefietst op 2 weken.
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sTOTHEupra 24 Feb 2014, 22:17
Any experience as a barkeeper/service?
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Kevin 24 Feb 2014, 22:18
I only recently graduated so no, the idea here is to find a job at the bottom of the proverbial ladder and see what happens from there.
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sTOTHEupra 26 Feb 2014, 12:28
You could try to take a course. The hard rock cafe is all over the world. The only tthing is that they are quite selective on the people they take.
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seareal 24 Feb 2014, 22:25
computer science, bringing dem international moneys while u work from ur bed
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kokbliss 25 Feb 2014, 08:30
belive me after a while you just want to work outside .
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seareal 25 Feb 2014, 15:28
the poweaaar of wifi
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eiM 24 Feb 2014, 23:12
check national companys with branches in other countries. You could try doing an internship there first to get an idea and if its good and they like you there might even be an offer for a full time position afterwards.
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biggz 24 Feb 2014, 23:25
What others have said, try and get a internship with a local multi-national firm and work towards an overseas transfer. Less risk in terms of not being screwed by some unknown overseas company with a questionable website.

e.g. Accenture (I know a few people that work for them and they are pro-career development/create opportunities to move quickly).
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Thomm 25 Feb 2014, 02:33
I could use a maid.
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kokbliss 25 Feb 2014, 08:28
when i was 21-22 i worked outside israel after my release from the army . and after that i travled
i can suggest you consider very much moving to australia you can have 1 year visa to work there and life is so much calm there evrything is easy .
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Kenzi 25 Feb 2014, 10:59
Same goes for Canada
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Gnome 25 Feb 2014, 10:39
best chance is to get building new roads, well at least I presume since 6 out of the 14 applications I've had for a job we're advertising they have working on road in Germany down.
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flushje 25 Feb 2014, 10:55
You do need basic tips. Before I moved to London I applied for about 50 jobs with 0 response. There is such a demand for work, they are not going to hire a person who is not even in the country. You need to save enough to sustain yourself without a job for a few months and just go for it.
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kartez 25 Feb 2014, 11:16
callgirl keviny
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caej 25 Feb 2014, 15:04
This guy doesnt want basic tips but still wanted basic tips


but more like specific websites and so on.


Websites = not basic for you? :S maybe you should ditch the "e-solutions" at least!
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Kevin 26 Feb 2014, 16:20
You've been poisonous to me ever since you sucked ass in that mixteam we once played in, quite childish. I asked for websites ( as an example, though you wouldn't understand that since you obviously didn't understand what I wrote in the journal in the first place ) because you never know I missed a few important ones that could be helpful.

And I doubt you know what e-solutions even mean.
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caej 26 Feb 2014, 21:55
Googling helps a lot

Actually you have been quite an ass after that mixteam we once played in, could be that you are that kind of a guy you don't greet your old clan mates (didn't think you would actually turn out to be like that) and I don't really care about it, just made you look like a stupid in my eyes tbh. But you just missed one thing - I have never ass licked anyone and I most certainly won't do that ever :P Not my style!


I've studied IT in uni so maybe I know what e-solutions mean!


edit: acting like you have never had anything to do with that person* telling bullshit on crossfire (that's what i call childish)

edit2: Oh and btw: http://www.nordjobb.org/sv/ if you find it helpful you helpless/childish/idiot! :)
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Kevin 27 Feb 2014, 11:37
So you're bitter because I don't say hello in-game or on mirc? Holy fucking shit, hilarious. Besides, I don't remember you ever greeting me, communication is a two-way street whiney.
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caej 27 Feb 2014, 15:43
Ohhohohoh - just wondering where all your ego comes from. I've never seriously flamed you, if you check the comment and read it again.. Your big ego just gets on your way of not finding the serious sarcasm out of it. Why my reply was like that was mostly because of the bullshit you wrote in your earlier reply.

Np for the link btw, got it by googling around for about 30 sec. And if you don't really care what kind if work you would be doing - meaning just having a life in an other country one way to do it is just travel to your destination and ask for work around - that's what my cousin did when he went to Australia. Guess that option aint for everyone. Bye, PS, I did stop greeting after few wars against you.
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Kevin 27 Feb 2014, 17:55
Whatever makes you sleep at night liar.
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caej 27 Feb 2014, 20:29
Love you too!
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imabob 25 Feb 2014, 15:40
I was working in a 5 stars hotel in china as a sales manager for almost year... dno if ud like that
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casek 25 Feb 2014, 15:46
/q abs1 he knows about that shit.
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niSmO 25 Feb 2014, 18:20
fucking Bird Jesus man
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RazZaH 25 Feb 2014, 21:45
At first pick a country, you want to visit. Then try looking at the website of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce OR give them a call and ask for information/list of companies. Neyt step would be picking some of them companies, that interest you. Look on their websites for contact information and write them an application email. Tell them about your goals and try to convince them giving you a try. Don't only write 1-2 sentences why you want to join them. You REALLY have to convince them. Show that you know what the company is all about. Tell them that you could do this and this work etc. etc.

Good luck!
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