LEADING THE WAY

Member since 28 April 2023

Jasper OdhiamboMember28 April 2023 06:42:16

Hello everyone.

I am Jusper Odhiambo, Kenyan and would like to know more about the many opportunities available for someone like me who is in the logistics field and mostly in matter documentation and some bit of clerical work. I can double up also as a chauffeur.

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SimCityAT Expert

Member since 08 April 2014

SimCityATExpert28 April 2023 08:51:02

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Hello everyone.
I am Jusper Odhiambo, Kenyan and would like to know more about the many opportunities available for someone like me who is in the logistics field and mostly in matter documentation and some bit of clerical work. I can double up also as a chauffeur.
-@Jasper Odhiambo

Can you speak Romanian?

stumpy Laos Expert

Member since 27 November 2009

stumpyLaos Expert30 April 2023 00:34:26

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If you can speak Romanian then you have a possibility of getting a job, if not you will not get work of any kind.

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GuestPoster491Guest30 April 2023 10:20:53

There are people that graduate school in Romania that can shuffle paperwork and drive, there's essentially no need to offer visas for such work. As already pointed out, you must speak the national language to work in most jobs. English is not enough, you must be reasonably fluent in Romanian. Also, you must have a skill that can't be easily found by employers for them to spend the time and money to apply for those limited visas, and the employer must apply...the job seeker cannot apply or pay the fees.