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| Subject: | Employment search |
| Date: | Wednesday, August 03, 2005 |
| Name: | Paul |
| Message: | Here's a twist: I am a dual national currently living in the US. I would like to work in France (preferably the South East or Paris) but for an North American company. I have never worked, or lived as an adult, with the French but from what I understand the work habits are totally different than out here. That professional experience is a challenges I am axious to take on. I was wondering if anyone is aware of anywhere where I might find such companies advertizing to hire bilingual staff with the US experience for their French Branches? I would be grateful for any tid bit of info. Thanks! |
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| Name | S |
| Message | Try FUSAC the paper(If you are in Paris. I think it comes out on Thursdays?) or the website. The "Big Ads" often advertise jobs for bilingual. Also if you are already in France and have papers proving your nationality, there are agencies you can go to help find a job, and/or be evaluated for jobs. I have often found that these agencies can place people in higher caliber jobs than many found in similar agencies in the U.S. |
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