Recruit in Ireland

I want to know why you asked that man for help, because according to his own fantasy, what he said was completely nonsense. At first glance, he is a man who has never been abroad.

It is really difficult to find a job in Ireland, but it is not impossible. There's always something to recruit. If you really want to find it, you will always find it. It may not be smooth at first, but after a long time, you will get familiar with it.

You are an English major, so there should be no problem with English. You are willing to learn any good English. At first, you can work as a waiter in a restaurant, do odd jobs in the kitchen and check out in the supermarket. If there is an opportunity, find a job in a foreigner's shop and earn more than that in China. It's a pity that you have no other skills. Technicians are very popular abroad, such as chefs. In China, the chef is a very inferior profession, but abroad, the chef earns a lot of money among the working people, as well as barbers and repairmen. Another typical example is the construction worker. A few years ago, Ireland recruited a lot of construction workers from China, all on work visas. The salary is 800 euros per week and 3200 euros per month. Think about the level of construction workers in China, but in Ireland, construction workers earn a lot in the Chinese community. Unfortunately, now the economic crisis has destroyed the whole construction industry. However, even if those construction workers lose their jobs, they can apply for unemployment benefits and get a weekly subsidy of 200 euros. If you go to work, it is difficult to earn the level of a construction worker, because they are all formal jobs, but you can at least reach half, and you can save a lot besides room and living expenses. When you earn money for a few years and feel capable, you can open your own shop and do some business or something.

The teenager you asked for help said that foreign prices are expensive, but when you compare prices with wages, it's not expensive at all. Let me give you an example. For example, in China, you earn 2000 yuan a month, and the price of buying a movie ticket is 50 yuan. In Ireland, if you work at 1 0,500 euros for a month, the price of buying a movie ticket is 10 euros, which is definitely more expensive than 50 yuan, but according to the ratio of wages and prices, the ratio of wages to movie tickets in Ireland is 1: 1, and that in China is 40.

Therefore, those who say that foreign countries are good mean that the material conditions are good, foreign countries earn more, the living standard is high, the equipment is advanced, and the greening rate is high. And refer to these things. What's wrong means that you have psychological problems. It means that you are far away from home, regarded as a vulnerable group, bullied, discriminated against, etc. But is it still a matter to stay for a long time? Does the person you ask for help say that there are no relatives and friends, and relatives really don't, but they won't make friends when they arrive in Ireland? No friends can only show that your social skills are not good, and no good friends can only show that you can't recognize people. In addition, he also said that all kinds of conditions restrict you from finding a job, which is even more nonsense. Generally speaking, there are only two requirements for recruitment on the Irish Chinese website recruitment forum, one is English and the other is experience. But not all places need it. For example, a kitchen handyman doesn't need to communicate with foreigners at all, so he doesn't need to speak English. In other places, as long as you are willing to work hard, even if you have no experience, people will want you, because most of the work is easy to teach, and it may be a little slow. But for some shops that are not very busy, it doesn't matter if you hurry up and slow down. It may also be because experienced people are not as easy to manage as newcomers, and newcomers do what you say. Experienced people hang around for a long time, and some places may become smart.

That's about it. Maybe I'm a little off topic, but if you really go abroad in the future, this information will be very helpful to you. Ireland has some good things, but there are also some bad things. The key is to rely on your own efforts. You have to think about how to decide.