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Posted: 12/20/2013 3:04:28 AM EDT

I should be graduating from college this time next year and I'm curious on how hard it would be to get a job. My major is business/information management from an upper ranked school. Thanks for any information/help.

Posted: 12/23/2013 6:45:50 PM EDT

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Tony or Mike should have some info on the work.

Is it only Germany or are other Eu countries also a option ? For instance the Netherlands is very English based on the big business.

Germans visiting here tell me 2 things:

a) Women are plump (well at least compared to German I guess)
b) You live in a dolls house.

Posted: 12/26/2013 11:31:30 AM EDT

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Tony or Mike should have some info on the work.

Is it only Germany or are other Eu countries also a option ? For instance the Netherlands is very English based on the big business.

Germans visiting here tell me 2 things:

a) Women are plump (well at least compared to German I guess)
b) You live in a dolls house.

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Any place that would be worth living in really. The Germany or Luxemburg area just seem like they would be the nicer places to live, but the Netherlands sound like an option. I have another year till I graduate, but I would like to have some kind of an idea about my options and where to look.

are there any jobsites that might be worth looking at? After looking online so far, it appears to be pretty difficult to get a job in Europe.

Posted: 12/28/2013 6:57:35 PM EDT

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The Netherlands is crap and I would avoid it at all cost to be honest.

Its only a option if you like smoking pot, hookers and a vibrant gay scene tiny houses, electric cars and massive taxes on any non green car.

We used to be one of the most awesome and cool countries in Europe but a succession of conservative* governments destroyed us and made our fun country a piece of crap.

one of the biggest employment agencies is this one:

http://www.randstad.nl/werknemers/vacatures/opleidingsniveau/hbowo.xml

I'll try an look up some English sites tomorrow.

* Our conservatives are the worst in the sense that they don't like freedom and try and ban stuff, our guns last time ironically were saved by the left wing parties (weird but true)

Posted: 12/30/2013 10:26:36 AM EDT

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are there any jobsites that might be worth looking at?

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check with Randstad, Adecco or Manpower

Posted: 12/30/2013 11:46:05 AM EDT

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Thanks for the help. I'm thinking I might have to go to the UK or an easier place to work in first, then try and workout something later. One of you Euro members wouldn't happen to have a single relative, would you?

Posted: 12/30/2013 12:19:56 PM EDT

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Well, actually I have one little sister to offer

But then you have to come to live and work in Finland first, which is not bad option at all for a young man.

Posted: 12/31/2013 10:41:46 PM EDT

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I should be graduating from college this time next year and I'm curious on how hard it would be to get a job. My major is business/information management from an upper ranked school. Thanks for any information/help.

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do you speak German or have any nexus or background to Germany?

Posted: 1/3/2014 5:28:58 PM EDT

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I should be graduating from college this time next year and I'm curious on how hard it would be to get a job. My major is business/information management from an upper ranked school. Thanks for any information/help.

do you speak German or have any nexus or background to Germany?

I'm currently taking German for college, and will be at an intermediate level when I graduate. I of course wouldn't be apposed to continuing with it, and more than likely will anyway to benefit me with jobs.

Posted: 1/13/2014 9:23:02 PM EDT

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I'm currently taking German for college, and will be at an intermediate level when I graduate. I of course wouldn't be apposed to continuing with it, and more than likely will anyway to benefit me with jobs.

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I should be graduating from college this time next year and I'm curious on how hard it would be to get a job. My major is business/information management from an upper ranked school. Thanks for any information/help.

do you speak German or have any nexus or background to Germany?

I'm currently taking German for college, and will be at an intermediate level when I graduate. I of course wouldn't be apposed to continuing with it, and more than likely will anyway to benefit me with jobs.

have you started networking yet with any German-American Business Associations?

Posted: 1/18/2014 3:28:57 PM EDT

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I should be graduating from college this time next year and I'm curious on how hard it would be to get a job. My major is business/information management from an upper ranked school. Thanks for any information/help.

do you speak German or have any nexus or background to Germany?

I'm currently taking German for college, and will be at an intermediate level when I graduate. I of course wouldn't be apposed to continuing with it, and more than likely will anyway to benefit me with jobs.

have you started networking yet with any German-American Business Associations?

I didn't know they exist, I'll start looking into it and see which ones are near me. Thanks for the help

Posted: 1/29/2014 6:36:03 AM EDT

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I didn't know they exist, I'll start looking into it and see which ones are near me. Thanks for the help

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have you started networking yet with any German-American Business Associations?

I didn't know they exist, I'll start looking into it and see which ones are near me. Thanks for the help

This. Try AmCham and others.

http://www.amcham.de/services/job-opportunities.html#c5520

Good luck, it ain't easy. Your German needs to be FLUENT, I dunno if college intermediate is enough....

Posted: 1/29/2014 6:36:46 AM EDT

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Well, actually I have one little sister to offer

But then you have to come to live and work in Finland first, which is not bad option at all for a young man.

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Thanks for the help. I'm thinking I might have to go to the UK or an easier place to work in first, then try and workout something later. One of you Euro members wouldn't happen to have a single relative, would you?

Well, actually I have one little sister to offer

But then you have to come to live and work in Finland first, which is not bad option at all for a young man.

Pics of sis.

Posted: 3/10/2014 8:27:47 PM EDT

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Pics of sis.

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Thanks for the help. I'm thinking I might have to go to the UK or an easier place to work in first, then try and workout something later. One of you Euro members wouldn't happen to have a single relative, would you?

Well, actually I have one little sister to offer

But then you have to come to live and work in Finland first, which is not bad option at all for a young man.

Pics of sis.

Fail. Pics of her collection of Sakos first.