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How hard would it be for me to get a job in Germany? 2016-11-30 22:14:40 Post No. 68086648
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How hard would it be for me to get a job in Germany?
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2016-11-30 22:14:40
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I have a master degree in chemical engineering. I've worked for years with alot of companies in latin american countries such as: Nicaragua, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia and Peru. Let's just say that i do happen to have alot of experience.
The pay is fine (for my standars), but it's not good enough. I have a kid on the way, and of course i'm going to need a little bit more in order to take care of my family. I've heard that my field is somewhat required in many european countries. So there's that... What kind of requirements do i need in order to be able to work and live there?
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fuck off we're full
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>What kind of requirements do i need in order to be able to work and live there
Be german or african .
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>>68086728
Heh, i'm kinda brown. Does that count?
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>>68086648
how old are you ? i study the same thing
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>>68086967
I'm 30.
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so, the main question is do you speak german?
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>>68087137
I'm currently learning.
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>>68086648
>masters degree
>asks about jobs on 4chin
must be one heck of a degree you got there pedro
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>>68088161
What does my degree has to do with me asking if it's hard to find a job being foreign?
Nice input, faggot.
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OP don't go to a country and apply for work,that's risky af. We have a lot of people from far away land who came to New Zealand to work here and have good qualifications but are not accepted into the job market. It's better that you work in a German company in Mexico and request for transfer
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