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Is there a good website for finding jobs abroad?

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  • 04-03-2008 6:26pm
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    deco05ie
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    Mainly just in Europe, I should have a Higher cert in computer programming by the summer and was just wondering what it could get me over the summer

    I can only speak English though, but i was thinking it may not matter that much in an I.T job


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    BuffyBot
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    Probably more of an Abroad question, so moved there :)


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    deco05ie
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    BuffyBot wrote: »
    Probably more of an Abroad question, so moved there :)
    thanks


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    BarryCreed
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    it would definitely help to have the language of the country you'd like to go to. I had italian, and got a job for a few years with an italian software company. Having native English is an advantage yes, but you;d have a better chance if you have the local lingo? How are you going to do your interview? work with colleagues? answer the phone?


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    man1
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    Try in holland as you won't really need english there. Have a look at http://www.adecco.nl/information_bl.asp
    Also I have heard that firms in sweden take a lot of english speakers without swedish if they are good enough.
    Good luck.


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    Ponster
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    I use Monster to check out possible jobs in Ireland and I'm pretty sure that they cover most zeuropean countries though I don't know what level they normally start out advertising for.

    Holland, Denmark, Sweden are typical countries where you can get by nicely with English.


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