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 Subject: Not easy to get a job!... 01/12/10, 13:16 
cenbi
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Hello Members,

I'd like to share my problems concerning jobs in Denmark. I was born in Denmark and took one of the finest educations in Denmark. I'm graduated as a biotech engineer.

I got my education degree in Denmark for a couple of years ago. I've been unemployed since my graduation. Unfortunately, I have no relevant work experience.

It's really hard for me to get a job here in Denmark. I don't know what to do. I’ve been seeking for a job which I’m qualified for and strongly overqualified for, but with no luck.

It's not possible for me to work abroad, due to new law which forbids me to work abroad; otherwise I'll have to pay 120.000 dkk back to the government.

If there is someone working in a pharmaceutical company, please let me know. I hope to get a job in this way. I speak Danish and English fluently.

I'm considered as an immigrant in Denmark although I'm a full Danish citizen.

Besides, I'm very much active in linkedin and facebook. This hasn't given any results.

Regards, CB
Last edited on: 01/12/10, 13:16 by cenbi.
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