Will I be able to find a job in Bucharest?
When we asked people about industries and career opportunities in Bucharest, they reponded...
"It is possible to find a job in Bucharest. The city is the Romanian capital and is home to a variety of large and small businesses, as well as a vibrant start-up scene. Many jobs are available in the services and financial sectors, as well as in manufacturing and IT. Expats with specialised skills may have an easier time finding work, but there are many opportunities available to those from all backgrounds. In addition to searching online for jobs, it is also possible to secure employment through networking, attending job fairs and reaching out to employers directly," wrote a member who made the move to Bucharest, Romania.
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"Bucharest is mainly filled with affiliates of large, international companies. French is a popular language here, it is tought in scools. If you also take into accout the low labour costs, you get a perfect arial for supportive affiliates, such as for IT and customer support," explained one expat living in Bucharest, Romania.
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