Asking Zurich: How to find a Job in Zurich, Switzerland
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2023
- Hi everyone! Today we are asking people on the street how to find a job in Zurich, Switzerland. If you like the video, please give us a like and subscribe. Kind regards!
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I love your work guys! I find it so helpful and also really entertaining I have to admit!
Thanks so much, Mathias!! Feel free to suggest any other questions you would like us to ask on the streets 😊
What is the level of free speech you perceive in switzerland?
What is your level of support of capitalism and how much of Switzerland's prosperity do you think is due to capitalism?
@@alexbuxeda I think that the Swiss direct democracy makes it quite more socialist, than the capitalist US.
Hello, I am learning English to go to Switzerland and for this reason, to advance in this language, I have started to watch RUclipsrs in English. I love your videos, but because of my basic English it is difficult to follow you. I would love if it had the possibility to add subtitles in Spanish. thank you!
Also, in this series Asking Zurich you could make a video asking strangers where did they find new friends in Zurich, I think many viewers would appreciate that video.
Hi. Thanks so much for your great comment. Amazing. We take note of your suggestion for our future videos ⭐️❤️
@@claudiaandjan Thank you. Many people in this video mentioned networking as a key to succeed in Switzerland.
Also maybe ask true Swiss how to build deeper relationship/connection with them. If it's best to look for online dating, or in public or where if I am expat and have no social circle in Switzerland. Thank you! 😍😍💕💕
@@strongestclips8277 Amazing. Thank you! We take note 🥰
Sir this is my question can I start work in Switzerland on this EU card .....?
@@AhsanUllah-fp1uy If you are in Europe you can start working in no time, after u get the job you can go and make the swi
id card
As an Spaniard seeking for a job in Switzerland as Data Engineer (und ja, ich spreche Deutsch), this is quite useful.
Thanks!
Hello I am very happy to hear that! Muy bien que hablas alemán! Un saludo de Jan y Claudia 💯🍀☀️
i Both of you have energy, nice and very humble presentation. And you are getting quite good response from the expats and from your interviews. I like that a lot. Great job, keep going.
Great content! Thank you so much guys ☺
Love your work guys! Please do not stop, you are doing an amazing job, I really enjoy your work!
Hi Patricker. Wow thanks so much for your amazing comment. You made our day!! Please let us know what kind of content and questions would you like to see in our next videos 😊✨
AMAZING content guys as always. I appreciate you so much! Best youtube channel in Zurich, Switzerland!
Thanks so much!! We thank you kindly for your support ⭐️
you are creating amazing content by answering critical questions ppl come across hopefully your channel will take-off if you keep at this pace and go towards more globalized contents in the future because i've seen some other channels making content abt switzerland get stuck after a certain point . i moved to zurich a year ago but haven't been there much and currently going back and forth , love to meet you guys in person .
Thanks so much for your comment. We appreciate a lot your support. Don’t hesitate to let us know what kind of content or questions would you like to watch in our next videos ✨⭐️
Thank you so much. My family are looking to relocate to Switzerland and we know how difficult the immigration process is for non-EU so thank you for asking the question to locals on how expats can find jobs. Practically very helpful!
Hi Peter. Thanks so much for your kind comment. We appreciate it a lot. Feel free to let us know what questions would you like us to ask in the next videos 😊
Excellent and honest video. Thank you!
Great job!🙏🏻 Keep doing!
Thanks so much, Evgeny! Please let us know what kind of content would you like to watch in our future videos 🧡✨
I agree with everyone down here, you guys are doing a great job! Please keep going :)
Thank you guys for all this advices❤
Hey thanks for your comment ❤️✨
For swiss or european citizens, the answer is very simple - it is easy. If you ask a third country national who has no swiss/eu spouse or relatives, it is not easy at all. You have to show the company that you are the one and only candidate for them, that no swiss/eu could be suitable for this job. Many international students came to Switzerland to study but they have to finally leave the country just because they are not swiss or eu citizen not because of them lacking competence. People just dont know how privileged they are.
Hi Harvey. Thanks so much for your comment. You are completely right: moving to Switzerland can definitely be hard for the profile you mention!
Its a racist country
Really, so iam a Nigerian, it will be hard for me to get a job in Switzerland
That's true
Zurich is better than Geneve for jobs? Even without German? I'm a euro citizen
Great video! I'm currently a data science and neuroscience student in UK and Switzerland is one of the countries that I consider for eventually living in the future, because of the high standard and personal safety.
Hi. Thanks so much for your kind comment. We wish you the best wherever you decide to live! Kind regards 😊
Also if you have additional questions you would like us to ask in the street let us know here in the comments!
Love you guys, so wholesome
Hi Alex. Thanks so much for your kind comment. Best regards!! ⭐️😊
Thanks guys ! Value you work.
Thanks so much. We appreciate your support ❤️⭐️ What other questions would you like us to ask?
Best RUclips Channel you can find 🎉
Thanks so much, Kohlyes. We appreciate a lot your support ❤️
Thank you guys! Very nice job!
Thanks so much 💯🙌
Wow Great video! I think this kind of videos help people a lot to prepare themselves before moving to switzerland, something I would have appreciated 10 years ago before coming here from spain😅
I am currently also working in Zurich and I think my recommendations for people would be:
- If you live outside of switzerland, don't come "to try", because the cost of living is not comparable to any of the european countries and you will see how your savings will be consumed before you find a job.
- Prepare your languages, you will need them. Depending obviously on the sector I recommend at least a good level of English, but you will probably need to have a conversational level of German as well, at least if you live in the German part of the country. At first you will struggle with the Swiss dialect, but people are usually very understanding and will speak high German so you can converse.
- For anyone outside of Switzerland who wants to live here permanently, you will need a residence permit. The reality is that you need a job first to apply for the permit and not the other way around, many companies will not want to hire you without the permit, but that job could help you get the permit. Talk it over with the company you are applying to or try to find a first job to get the permit and then everything will be fine.
Those would be under my point of view the most important points to take into account, I hope it helps some people who are encouraged to come to this wonderful country. Glad to help!
Greetings guys!
Hi. Wow thanks a lot for such a great comment and insights!! It is very interesting to read your experience and advice. Very helpful for everyone. Appreciate it!! Best regards from us ❤️
@@claudiaandjan I love initiatives like yours to show people what life is like in this country 😊🇨🇭
Also it is always good to support each other as we all would have wished at some point to have someone around to guide us in the beginning.
Who knows any day we can have a "Bierli" guys at the Zürisee 😜and get to know you and keep talking. It would be great!
Thanks a lot guys for the useful info.😊
Hey there thank you so much for your comment! We are happy that you liked our work!
I really hope this video will get a lot of likes and views, because we need more videos in this series! By the way, if you ever travel to some other big Swiss cities, when you are these you can take this advantage and make some videos about cost of living there and salaries there. I think Geneva, Basel, etc have big potential for views and likes!
I love your channel so much
Hi. Thanks a lot for your super kind message. We take note of your suggestion about traveling to different parts of Switzerland. Feel free to let us know what other questions would you like us to ask on the streets 😊⭐️
Love the channel! When my Swiss fiancée and I are in Zurich next year, I’ll be sure to reach out. Would love to buy you guys a drink. Cheers.
Haha hey there,
that’s so kind of you! We are very happy that you are liking our work ❤️✨ Have a wonderful and calm Sunday!
I love your videos!
Thanks a lot!! We truly appreciate it 😊❤
Gracias chicos!! 😀
De nada ☀️
Sweet information. I like asking questions to people. You are very classy. Thank you from the heart, my dear, to you and your colleague❤❤
Hi Huda. Thanks so much for your sweet and kind comment. We appreciate a lot your support. May you have a great weekend 🧡
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you guys are saving me, thank you so much for these type videos. Next video please about company that offer these apprenticeships best for students/ expats or where can i find these programs?. thank youuu keep the great work !
Thank you. I almost thought I wouldn’t be good enough for Swiss but somehow I’m hopeful
Hey there, thanks for the comment. Sure never give up, you are great ✨
next year we are considering moving to zurich permanently as a whole family, and we would love to meet you, we have been watching you for a while, but we are big fans of you. Keep making interesting and funny videos
Wow thanks so much for such a sweet comment. We appreciate a lot your support. Please let us know what kind of content would you like us to produce, so we can help you in your Swiss move. Best regards!! 🧡
@@claudiaandjan We were in Zurich just before the covid pandemic, and we know a lot about life in Zurich. But every time we watch your videos with great interest. If you have the opportunity to make a video about starting a business, and different opinions from local people.
Nice video as always, even though I don't find it so easy to find a job in IT like the people said it in the video. The turkish/german woman seems to be very polite and nice.
Hey there thanks so much for your comment!
Thank you so much for perfect information. Let's see how it works
Hello 🍀,
We are happy that you are liking our work ✨ Have a wonderful Sunday!
Very nice! You guys should do that all around switzerland!
Thank you very much! 😊
Wow, what a video. Thanks a million Claudia and Jan. I moved to Switzerland a couple of months ago but still struggle to find a job, mainly because I cannot speak any of their local languages such as German or French. Speaking of network, I wonder how I can build a network here in Switzerland coz people here tend to be a little bit too polite and professional🙂.
Hi Mahdi. Thanks a lot for your comment. We appreciate your support a lot!! Beat of luck in your job search!! 🤞✨
thank you so much awesome video
Thanks a lot, Nir! Let us know what other questions would you like us to ask of the streets 😊✨
Great Video like always. Just one suggestion when u cut scenes to show the city put some music cause the quite breaks the happy conversations u are having with the other people.
Hi. Thanks so much for your comment. Yes, in this video we had a small problem with the music. We are trying to arrange it 😊 On the other hand, we are super happy you are finding this vídeos helpful. Please feel free to suggest us new questions for the next videos ⭐️
Hi guys! Thank you so much for this content!
It's been so helpful! I was curious, are there any websites you recommend looking on as English speakers trying to find a job?
Hello 👋 I am your new subscriber,this video is very informative thank you so much for uploading.
Thanks so much! We are super happy you found it helpful 😊⭐️
Thank you very much! We are very happy to hear that 💪
Hi guys! holaa jaja, i love your videos but be careful when filming because sometimes the background is allways focused but you are not or sometimes nothing is focused. I wanted to mentioned this to you because I noticed it a few weeks ago and as a video editor, I think you can change this while filming (if you have a camera, put it in automatic or if you are manual, you can change this when needed it. But, if you use a phone, just press on the screen 🤗. Keep going guys, se lo merecen!
Hi. Thanks so much for your kind and thoughtful content. We are working everyday to improve the quality of our content and visuals. Kindly bear with us ❤️ And thanks a lot for your support. Feel free to let us know what kind of questions or content would you like to see in our next videos 😊
I lived in a few countries and Switzerland reminds me of UAE in many ways. In both countries it is much easier if you are already in the country and apply with a local number/adress. However you will still need networking to get the really good jobs. Housing market in Switzerland is more difficult than in UAE because everybody has money in Switzerland compared to UAE where a lot of lower class workers from India/Bangladesh/Philippines live. In Switzerland is much more expected from you at work than for example in Germany, don't expect to have a very good Work/Life balance. Also everything tends to turn only about money, life and fun is not considered as important. For a few years to save money Switzerland is great, long term it depends what personality type you are.
Hi Philipp. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts and experience. Very interesting to read your comment!!
What personality is (not) suitable for Switzerland?
Many thanks fór your professionál approach,reálly I am waiting fór new one.
Hi Yevgen. Thanks so much for your kind and sweet message. Feel free to let us know what would you like us to ask in the next videos 🥰
Ah it's so hard! I'm from the UK and my GF is Swiss and I would love to get a job there and be with her but the Work Permits make is so difficult because I'm from a third country.
Hi Tim. Thanks so much for sharing your experience. We are sorry to hear it is being difficult for you. We wish you best of luck with your Swiss move!! ❤️
I was recruited 30 years ago as an IT consultant
Been in Switzerland ever since
Hey there thanks a lot for your comment, we are happy to hear that you arrived! Where are you originally from? Enjoy the end of the weekend, all the best 🙋♂️✨
@Claudia and Jan originally from Canada
Switzerland is my home now, will never leave
I would like to speak from experience. Realistically; there is a BIG difference depending on whether you are a EU/EEA citizen or not. If you are non-EU and your line of work/studies are not in STEM (and if you would prefer working in the country that you have finished your master's in) I would NEVER recommend Switzerland. If I knew how hard it is before coming here, I would never come in the first place. Especially if you are looking for master's here and you are a citizen of an economically-challenged country & don't have wealth, don't pick this country. They only want the best of the best + EU + STEM people that they believe to be a great addition to the country. I know this is mostly true for all European countries but trust me, Switzerland is the hardest. You can make a quick search regarding their migration law. So for non-EU and non-STEM fellows out there, you can't work for the first six months when EU people can. You HAVE TO learn German which is fair i guess. There will always be a more qualified Swiss person for your line of work since they at least know 3 languages and they are already citizens, by the way I am not arguing the priority of citizens, I am just pointing out how impossible it would be for you here. If you are a non-EU and non-STEM student here that wants to work, good luck finding a field-related job. And it is so expensive to live here, so you will most likely need it. But then you have to prove a lot of things to work anyways. For an example how many credits you have accomplished, whether it is essential for your studies, would it prolong your studies etc. Also in the job applications, they usually state that they prefer EU/Swiss people anyways.
I mean, before coming here I had to write a letter that I would immediately return my country as soon as my studies finish so I guess it's not a surprise that I'm not wanted. It doesn't matter how qualified I am, my passport isn't qualified enough. I wanted to believe that it would be different for me since I am well-integrated and qualified but it doesn't matter. Germany has some new developments regarding non-EU skilled workers so I would recommend that if you want to suffer less. Good luck.
Wow, thanks so much for sharing this really insightful information! We're very happy that you shared this and we can learn something new every day :-) Also very interesting for other people, who might be reading the comments here. Have a wonderful rest of the week!
Ditto what claudia and jan replied, thanks for the insightful information.
@@rigobertogomez1219 sure! glad to help
Such a good answer!! "You may be qualified, but your citizenship is not" - that pretty much summarises my ||Whole life-experience||.
Germany is better in accepting non-EU countries, albeit it's only artificial. As in - they know they need you for work, but that's it. Also, they get you here simply bc they don't have babies and as a result fail at replenishing the population. Which is very depressing, as it hints at the fact that they do not want to settle and have a family (if you aspire to that).
But what really sucks about Germany (besides the horrendous weather) is its policies and politics. High-ranked ministers who haven't completed a BSc. and all they want to talk is LGBTQ rights and climate change. Even more important, the inflation is staggering. The first moment something goes wrong in the world, Germany is the first to offer incredibly generous help (while people are so stingy themselves=>again artificial). Not to mention that quality of life doesn't come close to what you get in Switzerland (my ex was living there). The taxes here are a joke. And people don't have a zest for life, you may call it an identity crisis. Many of my German friends in Munich decided to leave at one point (because they could as EU citizens (even w/o a BSc!)). And also, 2 of my American friends left due to the low salaries and desperate life.
Surely it is better than some other EU countries (salary wise - if in tech!), but you certainly are losing more than benefitting. So for anybody looking to move to DE: just set your expectations low, and then even lower. And once here, fight to get the citizenship (which for Blue-card holders is 5 years + C1 German level!!!). After that, you can be a free human being and go to Switzerland, Hawaii, NZ or wherever your heart pleases. But please come with this goal in mind, and don't let depression crawl over you :)
@@katebasss thank you! unfortunately we deal with these unfair situations very often, hoping for better days for every one of us that is trying 💫
I find this information really accurate, but let me just add my experience. In the IT sector it's still hard to find a job in switzerland if you are from abroad, even being an EU citizen. The market only starts to open up for you once you have a B permit and swiss residence. I hope I will be able to work there soon! Your videos are very cool!
Hi. Thanks so much for your comment. Yes, it can be quite challenging for the profile you mention, unfortunately. Nevertheless, everything is possible and we wish you best of luck in your Swiss move!! ⭐️😊
I have the same experience. I work in Germany and am from EU, have 10 years of experience, Master degree in Software Engineering, speak German C1 level and tried once for a job in Zürich. in Germany all the companies accepted and welcomed me after interviews, in Zürich got the first refusal for a job 😮 I really did not expect that, especially that the interview went so well. It was such a bad experience, but it made me feel lucky with what I have. After all I have a over 100k salary in Germany, own two apartaments, why leave? 😅
@@Micha-bp5om Hi Micha. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience. Very interesting message!! ⭐️
Amazing
Hello! I’ve recently discovered your channel and I’m pleased that people like you share things and experience that is not easy to find about, I’m finishing a degree here in Spain of Forestry Engineering and would love to know if it’s that difficult in the whole country to find a job that you’re professional in that area or it increases because it’s the capital city of the country. If I couldn’t work there in the future I would like to work in Germany, Austria or something like that.
Thanks!
Thanks for much for your kind and great comment. We wish you best of luck in your personal projects!! ⭐️
Hi guys, I’m glad I discovered your channel, great idea talking about professional life in Switzerland. I was wondering if you could do a video about how to work for a Swiss company but remote. I live in France but would be very interested about finding a job in a Swiss company, especially in the legal field. Maybe you or other people have some tips to share on this topic.
Hello thanks a lot for your comment! We are taking it into account for future videos!
Have a wonderful day!
thanks a lot!
Thanks so much!! Appreciate your support ⭐️
I watched this video first
Haha thanks so much for your support!! ❤
Hi 👋🏽, this video came at the right time. In the US, it’s a bit difficult to find a job in this challenging times. What was the app Jasmine mentioned to upload your resume? Thank you 😊
For the ones that said that it's easy to find a job if you work in computer science...well it's not that easy. I've more than 8 years of experience in computer science and in six month on sending CVs I've made just a few interviews....In my home country they would constantly proposing me job opportunities given my seniority in the field. Just to be realistic on this: you need to have for sure the B permit first, things went better once I definitely moved to Switzerland and second even you have definetely more chances if you speak german fluently. Maybe 2-3 years ago the market was full with job opportunities in the computer science field but now to due the big layoffs of big companies it's hard to find a job.
So FRIENDLY. Love you Zurich People. Actually, they say that Swiss People are among or most friendly and nice people in all European countries here.
Thank you very much for your comment. We appreciate a lot the people, that were willing to answer the question. Have a wonderful day!
Just ask! As simple as that. Wow!
Haha, I recognized a lot of people from a previous video :) Nice content guys!
Hi. Thanks so much for your comment. We appreciate your support! Feel free to let us know what questions would you like us to ask in the future videos 😊⭐️
@@claudiaandjan Genau :) Perhaps, what people do in their free time in Zurich since it is often gloomy/rainy
Lovely video! Very genuine and informative. I am starting my master studies on September and I find it super helpful as I already try to map the option of working and networking. Is it possible to type the names of the apps Aria and Cooper, because I couldn't find them. Thank you for the content and the time!
Thank you for the nice informative video. It would be great to know some websites to apply for job other than linkedin.
Thanks for your comment and suggestion, we will maybe create a video in the future around that topic✨ Have a wonderful end of the week!
Nice information
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Thanks
Hola chicos.. Nos encantan sus videos, su buena información y buena vibra. ojala algun dia nos podamos ver. Estamos planeando mudarnos a Suiza. Dios los vendiga grandemente !!!
Hola Marilyn. Muchísimas gracias por tu mensaje. Os deseamos toda la suerte del 🌍❤️
Suggestion to add the links to all the sites and apps that get mentioned in your videos! Either as pop up links as they get mentioned and/or in the about section of your videos. (You can probably put in affiliate links for some income too)
Hey there thanks for the suggestion! That is a good idea and we are always happy for thoughtful feedback ❤️
Nice vid
Thanks a lot!! Let us know what would you like us to ask in the following videos ⭐️😊
Literally noticed she was Argentinian by the way she said Mariana haahah un saludo 🇦🇷🇨🇭
Haha thank you for your funny comment!!✨🇦🇷
Could you ask them in another video what do they think about people from another countries? (Spain, Germany, etc).
Sure we can do that, if you have more questions or ideas do not hesitate o comment! We are happy for every input and delighted to provide value to you! ☀️
Claudia I like your smile ⚘️⚘️⚘️❤❤
hi guys, great video! Which are the most popular websites to find a job in Switzerland??
Got this in my recommendations. After watching this video, I have a question: Are you guys full-time RUclipsrs, or do you have another job and RUclips is a side gig?
Hi. Thanks a lot for your comment. RUclips is our hobby 😊
You r beautiful couples god give u more blessings
Thank you very much! Have a wonderful start into the week ✨
Hai. What about the job scopes in the field of supply chain management?
It is very difficult to find a job not only in Zurich, especially in Switzerland ... If it is possible to make a video about Arbeitsbewilligungen. It will be very useful. Also to tell us if it is absolutely necessary to have references when we apply for job in Switzerland or just to share your experience.
I can say that many employers here ask for 1-2 references. This means, they really call the person and then talk about you. This was quite new to me. So having good references helps a lot. Also I speak perfect German, so this also helped a lot.
Thanks so much for your comment and suggestion. We take note for future videos!! ⭐️😊
@@tobman781 I know that but in my country the managers does not write references. I also speak German very well (Business level).
@@elmer3332eng Your managers do not need to write a reference. They just need to be available for a phonecall. I have never provided written references or letters.
It's really difficult to find a job. Especially if you are not even an EU citizen because you need visa and temporary resident card and maybe something else :D a lot of documents
But, it's my dream to live and make a business in Switzerland and I believe that it will be soon. Moving to my dream :)
Thank you for your video! Just noticed that you lost the music from 4:25 till 4:32 and from 13:08 till 13:14 on this video (or it's my player broken :D sorry if so). I hope that you guys will be the most popular couple in Zurich :) Good luck!
Hi Vitaliy. Thanks so much for your kind message. We appreciate a lot your support. Feel free to let us know what other questions oils you like us to ask on the streets 😊⭐️
What about starting a business or freelancing? If you haven't done it already. Particularly IT making websites for people for instance.
Hi. I work in radiology. How can i find employers?
Are there any other countries with higher average salary compared to prices?
I wish moving to Zurich 🙏
Hello Claudia and Jan, I am bachelor in Physics and Mathematics, member of the Swiss Mathematical Society (offices at ETH Zurich, where Albert Einstein studied)I have published formulas at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology USA, I discovered when I was a student . They have been downloaded around 317 times from : Yale university, university of Toronto, university of Adelaide, University of Massachusetts, Norwegian university of Science and Technology and more; Russia, France, Singapore , China, Finland, England, Italy and more. I wanted to move to Switzerland, but it's very very difficult to get a job. I live in Mexico and Mexican Universities don't want to hire me by envy. Since many years ago I have sent emails to several Mexican Universities applying to work as a teacher and don't reply. I can't leave of Mexico for lace of money, I work as a viigilant and earn . around $354 USA .
Hello, thanks for sharing this video.
I would like to know if there is there anyway skilled workers like entry level IT professional with 0-1 year of experience can move to Switzerland, with employers that offer sponsorships visa, for bilingual candidates (English / French) fluent, I’m struggling financially, and would love to know more about resources like recruiting companies that offers that. I’m a Lebanese citizen, that’s why. I got many rejections since March 2022, and finished my internship on April 2022
Keep up the good work !
Is Switzerland very expensive compared to other European countries ??
Muy buen contenido 😊👌🏼 mi pareja y yo llevamos un año juntos viviendo en Zúrich, él es alemán y yo peruana/ española, así que me siento un poco identificada con vosotros 😂
Hola Elisa. Muchísimas gracias por tu comentario. Nos alegramos un montón de que os esté gustando. Sentiros libres de decir qué preguntas os gustaría que hiciésemos en los siguientes vídeos 😊❤️
Hello, I am just wondering how easy to find a job as Accountant. I have 10 years experience but I am unemployment since a few months. I was working in Luxemburg but I lost my job. I have done 2 masters and acca exams and I speak 4 languages including in German. How long does it take to find a job. I am applying from LinkedIn and other tools. I am EU citizen.
Sir/Mam, it will be a humble request from my side, Can you please visits some of the restaurants in Switzerland any city, and ask the requirements to work as a waiter for foreigners and salary of a waiter and each and everything about waiter/waitress in details ( Can you please make a video in this topic), I will be very helpful, THANK YOU. ❤
Hehe cute :)
Thanks a lot for your comment ✨🍀
Hello
I will like to move to Switzerland, I want to study msc biochemistry, I have bsc biochemistry, which affordable school can I apply to and also affordable cities
You are avery beautiful cuople,go ahead,Switzerlandis a my dream country.
Hi Mamun. Thank you very much for your comment and support. Best regards!! ⭐️
Hello! I'm from Romania, Europe , I wasn't at university, is any chance to find a job there and afford to live with a minimal, simple life ? 🙂
Ill be there in two weeks looking for a job! What a convenient video for you to have published right at this time.
Thank you very much, by the way would you like to do a video with me? I think it could be super fun! Im extroverted and fluent in english, I suspect we could be great friends.
Hey Alex, thanks for your message! Send us a message on Instagram please 😃👋 We can maybe find something fitting for both of us 👍
You can write me a message (Jan) 😃
Which city of Switzerland is easier to get job ...for foreigners la
This blond woman who was laughing so much about her waiting job reminds me so much to myself 😂 I got into 4 different waiting jobs without a cv. I just asked at the places i liked and got the jobs.
They seem to need almost as many waiters as medical staff. Specially bcs gastro is very tough and staff don’t last long, i think 😂 then they complain that their staff is not consistent and that they struggle.
Lots of drugs in this sector It’s pretty disgusting at times.
Hi Martin. Thanks so much for your comment. Man, you definitely need to be an interesting person with that experience!! 👏👏
Oh, and lastly, now i am searching for a qualified job in zurich -this is being more difficult and quite difficult to figure it out. Since my qualifications are not as simple or straightforward as medicine, economics etc.
I am currently looking for a Chef de Rang job in Switzerland, coming from Italy. The thing is I don’t have connections there and I’m finding it very difficult, also because I can speak 3 languages but French o german are not among them. Idk what to do
How can I find a job
sir, can I come in Zurich and then find a job
I am from India.
Hi I am coming in Germany
With an Italian passport, you can find job ?
How to start a business for eu citizens there please make a video too
Hey there thanks for the comment. We are taking it into account. Any question in particular since this is a quite broad question? 🧐😀✨
man with french accent speaks neither german nor english. When a man from non-eu countries had same communication level it was nearly impossible to get job in UBS.
as a junior dev is it enough to talk english and get a job?
Hey there normally they expect some experience 😃 Also often German is required, but for many tech jobs it is not required. Remember you are competing for job positions against a lot of people so you need to have some special skill to make yourself different, especially when you are not from EU. Best of luck ☀️🎈
Hi, I'm living in italy. I want start work in switzerland. I have permanent residency EU card of Italia.can I start work in Switzerland on this document status thanks
Thank you very much for sharing!! We wish you best of luck ✨
chemist average salary how much is there anyone tell me
Hello, we are going to find some chemist coming up. So stay tuned. Best wishes.
Hi can i get job in jurich switzerland i haved a almost 3 and half years experience and also I haved with European passport
Hello that is a very generic question and difficult to answer 🙃 Best of luck!
@claudiaandjan I haved a 3 and half years sushi workd experience
Hi, BOSS! Great to see your video. I am very interested to come in Switzerland with a Job offer. I have experience for more than 10 years in Medical field. Would you please help me to get a Job there????
but Asian people relocate to Switzerland is so hard 😭
Hey there, thanks a lot for your comment!
Such a great informative videos you both people making. U exactly looks like spiderman. Nice to see you. From India🇮🇳