On a scale of 1 to 10 how hard is it to get a job in your

Just a random no skill job? 1

The job you want? 4

10

>>53900911
autist detected

lemme guess, bernie 2016?

america's the easiest country in the world to find a job in

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Areas with no oil: 10
Areas with oil: 10
Areas with oil before the oil crash: 3

3
People who complain are autists with no skills

7

But it gets harder in the 20-28 bracket as you are doing your tertiary or university+masters or specialization.

The best jobs we have, career wise, are private medicine, government, banking (the actually smart people rush for marketting and comms + english), they do their finance masters in their 30s or so.
And then you have STEM, but STEM is safe until all jobs are taken, they don't make new ones. so it's like a cycle wich is a huge problem if you are really unlucky

Low paid pleb job : 7

Well paid respectable job: 1

Of course if you're high intelligence and/or have rich well connected parents this changes alot

>>53903060
Reverse those numbers im a dumb cunt

>>53900854
I don't know, I haven't tried getting one yet :^)

10

shit job where you're a slave: 1
Decent job: 7

>>53901040
I heard there are tons of Agriculture and Chemicals companies in Argentina (John Deere, DuPont, Monsanto, Syngenta)

>>53900854
It depends of type work,
but in my opinion 5

>>53900854
Well we almost have these auditions for working at McDonalds (huge group interviews with ~100 ppl where 10 % gets employed, ur supposed to talk infront of large groups and convince them why ur the best for the job)

To work at the supermarket u need connections, usually

It depends. You can work in McDonalds or some other kind of shitty shaurmery, it's 1/10. Get a free driving license from the government and drive something, etc.

1

the "bad job market" is a meme

stop trying to find jobs in a meme city

>>53900854
Shitty minimum wage($200) job:5

Good pay graduate job:10

Spain

20

brother had low expectations, 2 years of experience (abroad, which is even better) and a recommendation from a well established, international firm and a "guaranteed" position in the same firm's slovene branch.

It took him 6 moths and about 200 sent cvs to get a job, pre 2008.

So, this >>53905941

9/10

>>53900911
Loser

>>53900854
Fucking 0, it is unbelievably easy to find a job. Not necessarily the job you want, in the place you want, with the pay you want. But if you want a job you will have a job, simple as that.

>>53903310
Are you serious?

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>Implying that you can find a job in Poorland

>>53900854
Fuck off poortherne neet, it's not hard to get a job here

>>53906197
Yes

Ofc u can get a job without connections at the super market but its hard, because everyone wants those jobs since they pay pretty good ($15/h and $30/h on evenings and weekends).

We have the lowest amount of easy jobs in the entire EU. So theres a HUGE competition for them

>>53900854
Maybe around a 4-5

Depends though, unemployment tends to be higher in the big cities than elsewhere.

7-9
3 if you have experience