Job Resources
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Argentina
In Argentina, a first good step in a career search is to apply for a job through search firms and online job sites.
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Australia
With the extremely high level of Internet usage in Australia, the Internet is now arguably the best place to access employment information.
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Austria
There are several ways to find a job in Austria, including online job boards and company websites, as well as more traditional forms of job searching.
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Belgium
Thanks to the European Commission, NATO and the large number of multinational companies located here, Belgium offers many interesting employment possibilities.
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Brazil
One of the best ways to find jobs in Brazil is through referrals and personal leads.
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Canada
The variety of online job resources available in Canada is enormous, however online job searches should be supplemented with more traditional methods.
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Chile
In Chile, personal connections (pitutos) are everything when seeking a job.
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China
Obtaining employment in China requires marketable skills, personal contacts, a strong command of a Chinese language (usually Mandarin) and a bit of luck.
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Costa Rica
Internships are difficult to come by in Costa Rica. Utilize company websites to locate open positions.
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Denmark
While it is not impossible to find a job in Denmark, it is very difficult and takes a great deal of time.
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Finland
Networking and personal contacts have become increasingly important for finding a job in Finland.
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France
There are several resources that can help an expatriate secure a position in France.
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Germany
Searching online job sites is the most efficient and comprehensive way to begin a job search in Germany from abroad.
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Guatemala
Quite a lot of jobs are published online in Guatemala, but newspapers should also be reviewed.
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Hong Kong
The most effective ways to find jobs in Hong Kong are through the use of online resources, local newspaper classifieds and job/field-related trade magazines.
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India
The Internet is increasingly being used as a recruiting tool in India. Most websites are in English and many offer ancillary services to users.
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Ireland
While national and local newspapers are still commonly used to advertise vacancies, the Internet is now arguably the best place to access advertised positions.
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Italy
Italy's job market offers opportunities in several growing sectors and liberalization of labor laws has made employment more flexible.
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Japan
Obtaining employment in Japan requires both clearly stated, marketable skills directly related to the job being sought and personal introductions.
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Mexico
In Mexico, the main way to find a job is through business networks and contacts but the Internet is also very useful.
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Netherlands
Most employment websites permit jobseekers to add their resume/CV to an online database for perusal by potential employers.
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Nicaragua
Online tools and job fairs are not very common in Nicaragua. Personal contacts are still essential.
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Norway
With the shortage of experts in different fields of business, many firms have relied on online websites to recruit workers.
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Panama
Online tools are increasingly common, but many jobs are still only published in newspapers.
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Peru
Newspaper classifieds and employer websites are the best places to find job openings, since online job sites have only recently become popular.
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Russia
The internet in Russia is playing an increasingly significant role for both employers and job seekers.
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Singapore
There are a number of ways to search for jobs in Singapore, including networking, headhunters, job advertisements, the Internet and professional associations.
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South Africa
South Africa continues to experience a shortage of specific skills and welcomes expatriate workers.
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South Korea
Personal contacts are important, as are other methods of finding jobs in South Korea, such as recruiters and governmental employment agencies.
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Spain
In Spain, not all jobs available are published by conventional means which represent only about 60 percent of the actual employment possibilities.
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Sweden
In Sweden employers are shifting from newspaper advertising to using the Internet.
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Switzerland
Recruitment agencies and Internet-based sources are the most widespread ways of looking for a job in Switzerland.
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U.K.
In the United Kingdom, begin a job search by contacting recruitment agencies and responding to newspaper advertisements.
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UAE
There are hundreds of candidates applying for job vacancies in the UAE so competition is intense.
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USA
Many websites post job announcements from employers and recruiters; these are increasingly effective places to find job leads.
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