Have anybody (not italian) an experience about finding job in this area with basic knowledge in italian language?? What are pluses and minuses? Maybe some funny accident and misunderstandings? How did u start yr work carieer steps up? In which sphere?
I'd love to hear everything.
Im moving from Latvia to Bologna and looking for job. I have life here and still respectable job but im ready to leave that all. How we say- home is there where heart is.
So is time to move up:))
Thanks
Eliza
About work in Bologna and around..your experinces
Eliza Harley
05 February 2013 17:51:14
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Aurélie
06 February 2013 08:42:56
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Hello Eliza.
Welcome to Expat.com! 
Hope other members will share their experiences with you.
Thank you,
Aurélie
flo bologna
17 March 2013 22:20:05
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here.
EXPAT121
10 August 2013 13:55:45
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[Moderated: Off topic + post in Business partners classifieds in Bologna section pls]
claui24
08 December 2013 14:38:12
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Hi! Are there many works that i can apply in bologna? Can you give me what are those? Im seeking for a job.
Thank you,
Claui
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