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papazcol
Joined 2011
Posts: 50

Job Opportunities in Belo Horizonte

13 years ago

My plan is to move initially to Belo Horizonte with my Brazilian wife and little son.

I’m Colombian residing in the US for 13 years, I graduated from Business School and got a Post-Graduate in Global Logistics-Supply Chai Management. I have some experience working in Export/Import and Customer Service in a College. My Portuguese is Basic (actually taking classes), my English and Spanish are fluent.

I know that SP would offer more possibilities to work but with our son we want to get some help from my wife’s family in BH.

I have sent my curriculum to some “Recursos Humanos” offices to get advice but no one has gotten back to me. I tried to post my resume in Catho but they require a CPF which is on the way.

My Permanent Visa would be ready in October so, I’m fine in terms of documents to work.

So any advice for my job search from the US?

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