Is it possible to find a job abroad by using LinkedIn?
Remote self search via LinkedIn is possible but also dangerous so I would be hesitant to go that way.First of all the vast majority of employers are looking for local staff as they do not want to invest time and money in the immigration procedures. Unfortunately, this desire is very often not mentioned by them so that you are wasting your time and energy to hunt for a none existing opportunities.You have a chance with above if you happen to be proficient and experienced in a rare profession that is missing in the country of the employer. As fresh graduate or job beginner your chance are rather slim.I would recommend to search in specialised job boards on the basis of a thorough market research. You will find it difficult to evaluate the seriousness of job offers of employers that you do not know and that are in a different country. You may end up in real trouble. That is why using a professional recruiting agency which does not charge candidates is the better option.Salary alone should never be your decision criteria to work abroad. You may earn more money abroad but you also have higher spendings.See your work abroad adventure as an investment to boost your future earnings either further abroad or back at home. You always need to expect to start abroad one level lower in the career hierarchy than at home as you most likely do not know local language and culture.Take a look at Home - Clarusapex and register your resume. You can find here a good portfolio of work abroad opportunities and the recruitment program is paid by the employers. No cost or other surprises for the candidates.
How can I make money living abroad?
I moved from America to Europe for love. I'm trying to make some cash, but it seems impossible. One thing I do have A LOT of is- time. I'm bored every day, and I would love to have something to do, and be able to make money doing it. It has to be a work from home job though, as my location is not as close to the city as I would like it to be, and I am not legally allowed to work abroad without a visa. I cannot start my own business- I don't have enough money for initial startup costs. Teaching English won't work either because there is not really a huge demand for English teachers in Europe. It would be freelance work, not 9-5 work, and I couldnt afford to move to the city with a freelance paycheck. I've had a serious think about every possible option. I've even considered doing male webcam modeling. Any ideas out there?
Best options to study in Europe?
Hi I'm 22 years old, I have a dual citizenship, Israeli and Russian. I'm interested in studying arts (graphic design/communication/acting. I've been looking into London, Amsterdam, Berlin, but if there are other good options you know, I'd love to hear. I'm not rich, but I think I can handle 4-6k euros a year, if I find there a job it will be even better. What are my options?