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Going Overseas: Before the Internet 2017-06-25 08:50:46 Post No. 2999410
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Say if I wanted to move to a different part of the world and get a job there (i.e. Africa, Europe, w/e), how would I go about it?
Would I just read up on a place, buy a plane ticket, and hope for the best? Because that's what it sounds like a lot of people would do.
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>>2999410
Mail different companies asking for a job.
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>>2999419
How tf would I find their addresses or shit
I couldn't just pull up the Namibian yellow pages, could I?
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>>2999410
I'm going to assume you have some skill that would make it worthwhile to hire you over some random local person. You find companies interested in hiring you, through the same channels as you would in your own country. The company will sponsor your visa, and possibly help you to arrange accommodations in your target country. Then you buy a plane ticket and move there.
If you don't have skilled labor to offer, at best you could land temporary jobs and temporary visas.
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>>2999426
Most of the companies worth getting jobs with would be multinationals with offices in the US and Europe.
Also, telephones boi
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Are you talking about the 70s or fucking 1492AD?
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Staffing agencies specializing in over seas jobs used to be a thing.
Come to think of it they still are.
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>>2999470
20th century before internet
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