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  Sigg3 8 years ago

  @Armatus The language would be a huge hill to climb. Finnish is somewhat similar to Estonian, and it's 100% incomprehensible to me;)

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  Armatus 8 years ago

  most young estonian works in EU
  it's hard to find a work w/o estonian and russian
  small salaries... all is not so good

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  Sigg3 8 years ago

  @Armatus Someone suggested that I look at #Estonia. Apparently, they're building a new Silicon valley over there;)

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  Armatus 8 years ago

  @Sigg3
  that's sad...
  in Russia relatively simple to find a job for survive, but hard with high salary if someone lacks skill
  
  so unemployment in average is less than 6%
  but for young people it is 15,1% (many searching for good job)

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  Sigg3 8 years ago

  @Armatus As I finished my education the oil price crashed, flooding the Norwegian work market with people who were laid off, so there's a lot of competition now. As for the simpler jobs, people understand I'm looking for advisor positions, so they won't hire me (waste of resources). In addition, since I studied full time, I don't qualify for any social benefits. == I only live on saved means :P

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  Sarah 8 years ago

  @tony, you come home through the day....and chose who you take on and when!!!😆

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  Tony 8 years ago

  Working late till 7.00. Welcome to my everyday world lol

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  Armatus 8 years ago

  sigg, it is so hard to get job in german?
  what is your profession?

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  Sigg3 8 years ago

  I have no job so I never leave :p

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  Armatus 8 years ago

  i'm not japanese, i'm leave at 1730 (end of worktime)

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  Pietlu 8 years ago

  "Working makes me tired" ~fix'd

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  Joe 8 years ago

  Nahh I only ever stay until 7

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  Dawn 8 years ago

  Are you still at work? 😕 xx

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