Die von der Stadt Helsinki für Internationals organisierte Rekrutierungsveranstaltung war eine Scheiße und eine totale Demütigung für die Teilnehmer. Ich fühle mich angewidert, dass ich das Ereignis sogar beworben habe. So viele enttäuschte Teilnehmer. Es gab nur sehr wenige Personalvermittler, und die Botschaft aus der Stadt war: Finnisch lernen. Hören Sie auf, diese Veranstaltungen zu irreführend und zu organisieren, wenn Sie den Teilnehmern keine anderen Beschäftigungsmöglichkeiten bieten können, als bei der Reinigung und Konstruktion! Schade!
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Von Fennorama
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hello, is construction job bad job?
This is suddenly quite funny.
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So by your logic people don’t need any education and local language to get a decent job? Where in the world has that been the case?
Self promotion of participants at the stage part was quite awkward not gonna lie. It felt cringe. Application should be enough. A stage show is not needed.
(No offence) I would learn other language, if I could migrate to another country. It is kinda… like a good etiquette. You show everyone that you do your best and really would communicate with local people. Besides, Finnish is not a hard language, and it sounds quite nice. Learning other languages is even funny (like puhelin = telephone, and in many languages the word for telephone sounds more or less like telephone).
I’m not a Finnish, but I like their culture and I’m sure it deserves to be spread, especially considering that there are just approximately 5-6 million Finnish people.
OP I know why you’re feeling disappointed. But remember that Finland does not have enough jobs at the moment. Finnish companies do not want foreign knowledge workers, for most of them foreigners destroy the work environment (because of incapability to speak Finnish fluently like a Finnish person, also because they prefer Finns over foreigners). And the past, present & future governments in Finland want to accumulate cheap labors that do not cost anything. So it’s only natural that the only sectors that come to these events are the one Finnish society prefers foreigners to work in; cleaning and construction. Also these companies are in those events just for data collection. They’re not necessarily there to hire people.
People can down vote however they like. But this is the reality.
I highly recommend Espoo Career Club