Recruiters in Colombia

Gator says on Jul 19, 2004, 07:20:

I think... FARC and ELN are still recruiting.

"Credidi pretio parvo emere et magno vendere tibi in animo fuisse!" .

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Miguel says on Jul 19, 2004, 10:28:

Hmm I noticed the moderator is quick to edit stupid posts. The clock is ticking on this one...

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Lorenzo de Australia says on Jul 22, 2004, 03:06:

Regards Thanks Tinto.

I will keep those in mind, but yeah they don't really have that many jobs.

I also wonder why some people find this type of post stupid?

I realise, Colombia may not be the ideal place to work. But some of us want to work there, in a job besides teaching English. So a recruiting firm is a first step in that direction.

Either that or direct contacts is fine ;)

Regards
Lorenzo


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ColombiaBoard says on Jul 23, 2004, 15:31:

Headhunters There are several high level headhunters in COlombia for top executives either for large colombian companies or multinationals, such as DeloiteTouche and some others but at the moment I don´t remember their names, sorry...try some search.

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cggreen says on Jul 24, 2004, 05:13:

Job site for Colombia You can try http://www.keaglobal.com - it's a site where you can post a resume for employers to find you.

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cggreen says on Jul 24, 2004, 05:16:

Volunteer in Cartagena I'm looking at moving to Colombia in the next few months. I really want to live and work part time in Cartagena and volunteer time teaching English and helping families in need.

I've contacted a few volunteer programmes but does anyone know more? I need to earn enough money to live while I volunteer my time for the rest of the week so I#m also looking for part time work. I'm a qualified teacher.

Any help? Advice??
thanks

Craig

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alberto says on Sep 8, 2004, 11:23:

What? Go fuck yourself. Up yours Gator, stay wherever you are and mind your own business you piece of shit!

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Lionheart says on Sep 9, 2004, 21:03:

Hi-Tech Recruiters I will be moving to Bogota as well in a few months. I have searched online for head hunters and found nothing adequate for Colombia. I have 25 years expererience in internationalizing and globalization of software, even 4 years at Microsoft. Even US people have problems reading my resume, and I can't find anybody of my Latin friends who would be able to translate it into Spanish. As consultant to W3C (they define the www standards) and Unicode Consortium I am highly qualified, but over-qualified for the US after the hi-tech crash. Now I just want a job in a country where I have found respect and love.

I would be happy as native languange-teacher, I am fully bilingual in German and English. But I have a business idea ... or I could try it on my own. I could offer language courses in international negotions in English and German, I also understand the huge differences within those countries concerning language and tradition. Is somebody there with French, Italian, Russian, Asian language experience? I have dealt with all, it would be a intense management training course.

I would enjoy any kind of feed-back ... thanks in advance ... I would appreciate to find a translator for my resume too ... I will buy all the drinks you need when you are finished, feed you too - I am international cook, you name it, I'll cook it.

Dave aka Lionheart

PS: I think Gator's post was black humor, I laughed

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