Post A4tM2I47yLRJM2NYVE by gazinghazy@weeaboo.space
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(DIR) Post #A4sRvA2lnvch0ylet6 by gazinghazy@weeaboo.space
2021-03-04T19:32:42.017522Z
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@quad how easy for a foreigner to go work and live in Norway? please break the illusion for me.
(DIR) Post #A4sRvAaRmiYshQWYNc by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-04T20:19:19.033299Z
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@gazinghazy If you're in the EU it shouldn't be hard at all.If you're from elsewhere, there's extra paperwork and hassle of course, but Norway should still be a relatively easy country for a foreigner to find a job in.
(DIR) Post #A4sSOddoq9pXCx9Xmq by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-04T20:24:39.802516Z
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@gazinghazy Of course, corona is making it harder for everyone to find a job though. Foreigner or not
(DIR) Post #A4tM2I47yLRJM2NYVE by gazinghazy@weeaboo.space
2021-03-04T20:29:12.756551Z
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@quad thanks for the info! do you think can I get away with fluent English + bachelor degree after corona restrictions?
(DIR) Post #A4tM2IW8IDqCktTv9c by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T06:48:03.063638Z
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@gazinghazy >get away with fluent englishDefinitely, at times half my workplace doesn't even speak Norwegian. We had a Canadian engineer for two years some time back as well. For most companies, speaking English is not an issue.
(DIR) Post #A4tMESq3kBnIF2bTtY by gazinghazy@weeaboo.space
2021-03-04T20:35:02.138741Z
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@quad Also how important is freedom of expression? if asked, can i say religion is the cancer of society? or criticize the government?
(DIR) Post #A4tMETBgRn5jK6ikbI by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T06:50:18.252637Z
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@gazinghazy Like all countries today Norway is pretty infected by special snowflakes. Thanks to how our culture works nobody, or at least very few, will argue with you.But if you do go around saying that you dislike muslims or that BLM is wrong, expect people to avoid you.Legally speaking though, there's no issue with saying you hate muslims or our government. As long as it's not illegal speak (e.g saying you're going to bomb the government building)
(DIR) Post #A4tMMk8vI6hOE6NI1I by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T06:51:48.987180Z
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@gazinghazy In other words Norway is like many other countries stupidly addicted to stuff like diversity. Companies will try extra hard to get female engineers and whatnot.But Norwegians are quiet, so don't expect anyone to confront you about what you say. Instead you'll just be quietly left out.
(DIR) Post #A4tVMO6Y8049SnAaOW by gazinghazy@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T08:27:23.313781Z
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@quad first thank you for the sincere answers. its great to hear that. i didnt mean muslims more like theist religions in general. anyway, as i said i have just bachelor i plan to do masters when im not cucked with money. do you think i have a realistic chance?
(DIR) Post #A4tVMOXUVpcIoLm6O8 by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T08:32:34.281523Z
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@gazinghazy Depends on what Bachelor's.Industries such as IT are hiring like crazy. One of Norway's largest IT sectors is video conferencing which boomed after Corona.As long as your Bachelor is not for something affected too much by Corona you should have a pretty big chance
(DIR) Post #A4tVUgpKP3IJqW4bYG by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T08:34:04.476454Z
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@gazinghazy This page might be especially useful for you: https://www.nav.no/en/home/work-and-stay-in-norway/work-in-norway
(DIR) Post #A4tVaFs5XHUlyz1BFg by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T08:35:05.830206Z
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@gazinghazy If you want more job listings, try here: https://www.finn.no/job/fulltime/search.html
(DIR) Post #A4tWQtB2dwTQwfytJQ by quad@weeaboo.space
2021-03-05T08:44:34.000572Z
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@gazinghazy NAV also has specific info pages depending on if you're from the EU or not.From EU: https://www.nav.no/en/home/rules-and-regulations/relatert-informasjon/coming-from-an-eu-eea-country-to-work-in-norwayFrom outside EU: https://www.nav.no/en/home/rules-and-regulations/relatert-informasjon/coming-from-a-country-outside-eu-eea-to-work-in-norway