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My name is Joanna, I am Polish single female and I am 28 years old. I finished University a faculty of law. At present I work as a assistant of general manager of International Department in Debt Collection Agency. My work area is sales, marketing and managing products. I used to work as a English teacher few years ago.
I would like to go to live in Egypt. So... I would like to know about my possibilities to find a job there. Unfortunately I do not speak Arabic but I am ready to learn it. I speak English, Polish and little Russian.
I just would like to find a job which will allow me to live there comfortably and which will be connected with my skills and interests. I prefer tourism, sales or education area of work. Could you help me? Or maybe there is somebody who has a job offer suits me...
Thank you very much for your help. Contact me on my e-mail address: Joanna_budzicz@hotmail.com
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Work in a five (5) star hotel in Soma Bay. Good working environment, benefits, facilities. For more info. visit our website: www.residencedescascades.com English is a must, French/German is a plus, female, plesant personality, outgoing, friendly.
Interested - please send CV to yati@residencedescascades.com
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Hello Joan my name is Essam Elbadry from Cairo/Egypt where are you live now . can you send me your CV to my email provided with your photos . i have a lot freinds working in the tourisum fields in Hurghada and sham Elshikh essam_elbadry@link.net architect452000@hotmail.com architect11102002@yahoo.com see you soon bye Essam
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Wow! Thank you for your interest and message, I'm going to send my CV to you. So see you soon!
quote:Originally posted by Essam_elbadry: Hello Joan my name is Essam Elbadry from Cairo/Egypt where are you live now . can you send me your CV to my email provided with your photos . i have a lot freinds working in the tourisum fields in Hurghada and sham Elshikh essam_elbadry@link.net architect452000@hotmail.com architect11102002@yahoo.com see you soon bye Essam
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Hello Joan i am received you CV and photo too. i will do me best to find a work for you . dont worry . and have a nice time . Ohh i am forget to say a thing . you are very Pretty
Also, I advice to ask Al-Zaieem about anything you want to know about live and work in Egypt. Al-Zaieem have answered many questions before and did really good work for people, Joanna, Al-Zaieem has some good news for you. So check this website for more info: http://www.cairolive.com/newcairolive/zaieem/jobhunt.html
In case if you have any questions please don’t hesitate to contact me and I will do my best to help you. I would also like to thank everybody that has supported.
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Penny, thanks for the hint, yeah you are right!!! "hubby" is better than "hobby" but it seems anyway that he's disqualified by being an arab male what to do...
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hi there... just reading some of the replies and i would have concerns to who you send you photos and details to, why should it matter how you look for a position? this would make me a little suspicious, and why are the positons only open to young girls...?
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Joanna is Polish, she is used to employers giving the waist/bust/hips ratio in the job ads in the newspapers advertising for secretarial/office openings. Way before my 'Egyptian Adventure' I had an interview for a secretary position in the Egyptian Embassy in Warsaw. The same evening the consul called me...to take me out to dinner (I MUST have looked more presentable back then for God's sake!!! )! I politely declined and did not get the job. He was simply not my type, what can I say.
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Way before my 'Egyptian Adventure' I had an interview for a secretary position in the Egyptian Embassy in Warsaw. The same evening the consul called me...to take me out to dinner (I MUST have looked more presentable back then for God's sake!!! 
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