> First of all, I've been reading these posts for a while now and I think the
> stuff that goes up is really interesting. I have a question for you though
> and I hope you can help. I've been looking for jobs abroad for a while now
> with little to no luck. My first thought was Canada, but I was a week late
> for the open visas! There is another sort of visa that requires you to have
> a job offer, but nobody over there will offer you a job without a visa!
> Catch 22 right! Since that seems to be a dead end I've decided to go
> somewhere I'm eligible to work, namely somewhere within the E.U. My first
> thought was France seeing as I have decent enough French. The problem there
> is that i don't have enough to secure a job (the job itself wouldn't require
> great French, but the HR department only reply to your emails in it!). Then
> I went to the university careers department which has helped me many times
> before. They suggested recruitment agents. Their delicious page isn't great
> on this topic though. I tried looking for topics tagged Recruitment Agents
> and Europe, but most of them weren't much help. The majority of them just
> bring you to a page where you are again forced to read through a different
> language (Google translate isn't much help as it doesn't translate any of
> the buttons etc, mostly just the main text on the site...). Then any of the
> sites that claim to be English speaking don't seem to have any IT jobs
> listed.

> I've spent a while now looking through a lot of these sites, but there must
> be an easier way. So I thought I'd ask here to see if any of you have come
> across a decent English speaking, International job site or recruitment
> agency. Monster is decent, but all the jobs listed are described in the
> local language. I've signed up to a few recruitment agencies like BeesWax
> and Grafton (and a few French ones), but they haven't been much help yet.

> My main interest is security, but I'd happily work doing Android, web or
> embedded stuff.

> Any help in any form is greatly appreciated,
> Chris

> P.S. Sorry for the big long spiel :)