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The coronavirus pandemic and the war in Ukraine have dramatically changed the lives of millions of people around the world and caused an economic crisis. As a result, thousands of people lost their jobs in their home countries and the same number of vacancies remained unclaimed due to staff shortages. However, there are other ways to find a well-paid job in Europe without even knowing a foreign language. In many countries of the European Union, there is an acute need for labor force, due to the huge number of unfilled jobs, which is an extremely good opportunity for all of you! In short, we will tell you how and where to find a new job in Europe and how to protect yourself from scammers!
§ Online job platforms
This is the most common and convenient way to search for a job in Europe, where employers and intermediaries publish up-to-date vacancies. You can learn about them from anywhere in the world, and all you need is the internet. In the job platforms you will find the whole range of information such as requirements for applicants, offered conditions and remuneration, accommodation and contact details of the employer. The positive thing is that there is direct contact, both from the employer and the candidate side, thus clarifying all the details between the two parties.
§ Social networks
Many use this way to find a new job in Europe. This is an extremely unreliable option, because anyone could publish a job posting, even private individuals who present themselves on behalf of companies! That is why our opinion is that the risk for you is huge and can lead to fraud! Always check the source posting a job posting before taking any action.
§ Recruitment agencies
Recruitment agency is a company that specializes in the selection of vacancies for both job seekers and companies. They also carry out accompanying work on the preparation of permits, where necessary, ticket reservations, accommodation bases and much more. The advantage is that the applicant receives qualified help from specialists and the likelihood of falling for fraudsters is minimized! In addition, most Recruitment Agencies provide other job opportunities in case you are laid off!
§ Close and familiar
This option is used by thousands of people, relying on their relatives and acquaintances to start a new job in Europe. This option at first glance is reliable, but it always hides additional risks behind it.
Our advice: When looking for a new job in Europe, you should be careful with finding an employer. We recommend that you always familiarize yourself with the terms of the employment contract and agree only with the offers that provide for official work.