umm, I think it's about an 8-10 hour drive to Lapland if you are talking about the ski resorts there.hayesbrien wrote: I've also heard that the ski resorts further north have been desperately understaffed and will hire non Finnish speaking people, so if I can last until winter I might give that a shot.
looking for english speaking jobs in tampere.
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Yet many times when people just ask about jobs they neglect that they might need a permit. So answering to them would be kinda pointless as they couldn't get into the system. When supplied with insufficient information one must make assumptions.hayesbrien wrote:Pursuivant,
I didn't divulge this information at first because I never asked about a permit, it had nothing to do with my question at all. I just asked for some possible hints on places to look for work as I ALREADY KNEW I WOULD GET A PERMIT. As for assuming you are a mind reader, no I didn't, but I did assume you could read. It seems even that was just too much to ask of you.
Are you nazi or something? Jossei heilaa helluntaina, ei heilaa koko kesänä? Sieg Heil! o/hayesbrien wrote:Don't worry, you're not the only understimulated moron on here, several other illiterate people then managed to go off on a tangent and post replies without reading my question with some more tripe and insults that are completely irrelevant, good work morons, I have a big yellow star for your forehead when I arrive in Finland.
But one part of getting the job is having right permits? And as I said earlier it isn't crystal clear to everyone. So you got your suggestions, maybe in somewhat flammable manner, but that shouldn't come as surprise if you have been lurking here?hayesbrien wrote:I simply asked for some suggestions on getting work, not your morose, pathetic, depressing disposition on life. Perhaps life wouldn't be so difficult for you if you maybe, GOT A LIFE OF YOUR OWN, honestly it's not that hard. Posting hate on forum sites all day long is just plain sad so don't bother me with your worthless existence and useless opinions anymore, I have no interest in it.
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People are tired of all the "I am moving to Finland, happy happy joy joy" posts where the OP finds out that he/she actually is not allowed to come to Finland without applying for it. Those clueless idiots tend to wear everyones' patience thin. And to the OP of this thread: By not giving out relevant information in your thread, you made yourself look like one of those people.
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It had everything to do with your question. Its a waste of time answering as the answer depends exactly on the person's status. As if you'd been a Canadian, then no working holiday=no permit = no use as there is no work found like that. Then a Canadian with an UK passport = UK =EU = no problem with paperwork. It all depends on what exactly you are.hayesbrien wrote:I didn't divulge this information at first because I never asked about a permit, it had nothing to do with my question at all.
Yes, you wrote like a feckless eejit, so I answered to one.As for assuming you are a mind reader, no I didn't, but I did assume you could read.
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The residence permit is the 1st barrier, getting a job without understanding or speaking Finnish is the ultimate barrier. Chances are most Finnish employers will not look at your English written resume. Try typing your resume in Finnish. they might give it a look, but convincing them you are going to stay in rural Finland forever is another challenge.hayesbrien wrote:hoping to find some English speaking work there.
Unfortunately, as post in other topics, foreign degrees are not considered as equivalent to Finnish degrees to employers. The education is free in Finland, so most Finns hold Master degrees. So, it's going to be hard standing out of the crowd.hayesbrien wrote:I have a bachelor of graphic design from Australia and would love to get a position in Design/motion graphics/film post production,
Especially, when you don't speak Finnish.
every foreign would be more than happy to wash toilets to keep their Finnish dreams alive.hayesbrien wrote:but since I can't speak Finnish I would be happy with just about anything.
You are kidding yourself if you think it’s going to be easy getting a dish washing job only speaking english.
Most people on this forum are realistic not morons.
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its sooooooo funny!!! the finns just give !"#¤% to everyone! thats all i see! theres heeps of jobs! ive been here 3 years its piss ezy! alot of finns cant be bothed to get a job but thay will sit in school 4 as long as thay CAN!!! go hard mate!!!
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Yes, it is possible. But if it is easy, that is a different matter.
I would say if you don't speak (fluent) Finnish it will be next to impossible.
I would say if you don't speak (fluent) Finnish it will be next to impossible.
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How come this is the first post in this topic? It looks like a reply. It even has Pursuivant as the OP in the forum post list thing.Pursuivant wrote:So you are an Australian and just "moving to Tampere"? Just like that? How do you expect to find a job without a permit? Feckless eejit
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The OP's messages have been removed.joulupukki wrote:How come this is the first post in this topic? It looks like a reply. It even has Pursuivant as the OP in the forum post list thing.Pursuivant wrote:So you are an Australian and just "moving to Tampere"? Just like that? How do you expect to find a job without a permit? Feckless eejit
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I really don´t get why people want so bad to come to Finland?? It is so much better countries on this world, specially if looking in the economic side. This is a country for retired or be at home doing nothing because the system just push u out of work. It is sooooooo frustrating! I really don´t get it at all!
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Most of the time they're following a woman/man, they don't have a choice. I'm sure that if they had a choice they'd move somewhere else
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I don't understand why an AUSSIE would 'choose' to come here.....
If they were to get married, I'd beg their partner to keep them in Australia..... It would be a condition of mine if I were home in Australia. 'We stay in Oz'.
If they were to get married, I'd beg their partner to keep them in Australia..... It would be a condition of mine if I were home in Australia. 'We stay in Oz'.
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I like this one,australin man wrote:its sooooooo funny!!! the finns just give !"#¤% to everyone! thats all i see! theres heeps of jobs! ive been here 3 years its piss ezy! alot of finns cant be bothed to get a job but thay will sit in school 4 as long as thay CAN!!! go hard mate!!!
Aussie , hardened , ready to compete , showed his colors, now everyone wants him , its too easy.
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No kidding, in reality they all have a choice, and in quite a few cases it seems like these people have rather opportunistically sought to hitch a westerner to gain access to a western country and ended up having a nibble from a Finn or a resident whom they hope to use as means rather than end, pardon my cynicism.Sami-Is-Boss wrote:Most of the time they're following a woman/man, they don't have a choice. I'm sure that if they had a choice they'd move somewhere else
Paying nearly 30 000 year on taxes I loathe this Finland is a an entitlement sentiment so rife in general discussion these days. Not everyone should be entitled to move to Finland, only those who want to.
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Jesus, I don't even want to know what type of salary you have to be paying 30,000€ in taxes. Or you own your own business I guess.
But thank you for paying that amount, anyway.... As my son is getting a great education because of it That's a thanks in the most sincere way possible
I know I am not paying enough in taxes to cover the education and all the other jazz my child gets. So I make no complaints about what I do pay. But I am also a poor b*stard cause I pay way too much in taxes for my little income, cause I just have to live in one of the most expensive 'taxable income' municipalities in the countries. When I have co-workers who live in Helsinki on the same salary as me and they pay a whole lot less in taxable income. Oh well.... What can you do? LOL. My kid has a better standard of living in some ways where I live. Some ways not. All adds up I guess.
But thank you for paying that amount, anyway.... As my son is getting a great education because of it That's a thanks in the most sincere way possible
I know I am not paying enough in taxes to cover the education and all the other jazz my child gets. So I make no complaints about what I do pay. But I am also a poor b*stard cause I pay way too much in taxes for my little income, cause I just have to live in one of the most expensive 'taxable income' municipalities in the countries. When I have co-workers who live in Helsinki on the same salary as me and they pay a whole lot less in taxable income. Oh well.... What can you do? LOL. My kid has a better standard of living in some ways where I live. Some ways not. All adds up I guess.