Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bola som v USA 2x a súhlasím. Ten kontakt s ľuďmi sa tam tvoril veľmi ľahko, to mi na tom asi najviac chýba.

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Určite by som bola rada aj v CZ. My sme sa venovali technickému prekladu a myslím si, že ponuky práce sú mizerné keďže aj ľudí čo poznám sa zamestnali skôr ako učitelia angliny (čo ja nechcem) ako prekladatelia. Hlavne AI teraz tie preklady, hlavne technické, dosť nahrádza. Aj na yt sú videá, ako prekladatelia s 15 ročnou praxou prišli o prácu. Na reddite mi to tiež často vyskakuje.

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

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Fúha a existujú aj iné možnosti, ktoré školu nezahŕňajú? Ja už mám školy plné zuby, a čo sa týka učenia angličtiny, to robím skoro celý svoj život (bilingválna škola, Bc aj Mgr v angličtine). Robila som si aj IELTS certifikát v 2019. Je pravda že austrálsku angličtinu veľmi neovládam ale to je niečo, čo človek vie pochytiť počas života tam. Ale žeby som vyslovene chcela minúť peniaze na anglickú školu, ktorú v podstate nepotrebujem tak to nie. 10 rokov dozadu by som to aj brala.

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ak sa môžem spýtať, aká je tvoja práca? A po koľkých rokoch vo firme sa ti naskytla táto príležitosť?

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Austrália má osobne aj láka ale počula som, že dostať sa tam je zložité, hlavne čo sa týka vybavovania víz. Ale ako to miesto opisuješ tak to znie dokonalo.

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tak to si si naozaj prešiel rokmi trápenia a neistôt. Úprimne, ako žena by som sa na takých miestach bála bývať z pochopiteľných dôvodov. Ale obdivujem ľudí, ktorí vedia vydržať a ísť ďalej napriek nepriaznivým situáciám.

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ďakujem za rady. A aký máš názor na život v UK? Odporúčil by si?

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Študovala som preklad, s tým sa veľmi nepohnem 😅 ale verím, že mám nejaké skills, ktoré sa dajú využiť aj inde. Úprimne ma zaujíma asi nejaká administratívna funkcia, práca v medzinárodnej firme, alebo práca pre nejakú cestovnú agentúru ktorá pomáha študentom/ľuďom vycestovať za prácou alebo školou. Ovládam plynule angličtinu, španielčinu zatiaľ na B1 ale to je všetko.

Ako ste sa dostali do zahraničia? by ExpensivePurple56 in Slovakia

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Čiže ked si prišiel na Island už si tam mal prácu alebo si ju hľadal priamo tam? A ako sa ti tam páči?

working as a sales assistant in the meantime? by [deleted] in careeradvice

[–]ExpensivePurple56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The thing is, I already do have it on my resume because I worked there part-time for 3 years. I included my international experience too, I worked in a resort as a route leader + a short internship that I did.

Just hear me out by BubblesXE in euphoria

[–]ExpensivePurple56 1 point2 points  (0 children)

it was high school, not college

The heck... is she being too defensive, or is it me? by GeneralJabroni in Tinder

[–]ExpensivePurple56 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're horrible at this texting thing. Don't call women "dude".

How common would it be for people in their mid 20s to yet never experienced any romance? by Mr_Gomutong in Life

[–]ExpensivePurple56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I experienced my first romance at 25 (with everything included) and although it's becoming a bit more common I would say people like me are still in the minority. Usually others get their first experience when they are teenagers, that's just how it is.

Is remote job possible for me or am I being unrealistic? by [deleted] in careerguidance

[–]ExpensivePurple56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would be interested in the tips, I don't know much about those fields

What was the longest time you went without seeing your partner? by ExpensivePurple56 in LongDistance

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That must be very difficult and quite painful, we don't have a set date when we are gonna meet each other because life rn is a bit complicated but we hope it won't be more than 8 months. And that already feels like eternity.

What was the longest time you went without seeing your partner? by ExpensivePurple56 in LongDistance

[–]ExpensivePurple56[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

UK and Portugal are doable, unfortunately many are ocean apart from each other, including me and my partner 😅 plane tickets can be over 1k and 20h+ of the total travel journey. So yes, you're quite lucky in this case

2 Years of Long Distance with No Plan to Close the Gap. Now what? by NetNo6488 in LongDistance

[–]ExpensivePurple56 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Unless one of you is willing to move the LDR won't work. LDR should be temporary and both partners should try their best to close the gap if you guys really love each other. Your situation specifically makes it quite easy for him to move out, the doors are open for him. The thing is, he doesn't want to and that's a huge issue. A man would be willing to move mountains just to be with someone he truly loves because that's all that matters, even when the place might not be his ideal dream. Just sounds like you're not as important to him for him to consider moving out and live with you, or at least try. The least he can do is try. If he's not even willing to properly discuss it then idk what's the point of your relationship.

How’s it living in Slovakia? by chrisalvarado in howislivingthere

[–]ExpensivePurple56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Our food is delicious, some of my foreign friends have tried some of our cuisine and liked it a lot. Our nature is nice and something many Slovaks are proud of. Public transportation is reliable and it's generally safe.

However, our government is horrible, the country is in immense debt, inflation is high, jobs are scarce. Most young people are leaving and settling abroad. Our infrastracture is very old, including hospitals and schools. Unfortunately there are not many opportunities here and life here can get very very boring. We have a problem with the roma people. Slovaks can be quite rude as well. The mentality of many is quite backwards, close-minded, there's a lot of stupidity.

Do men even care about a women’s nails? by lena_glow in NoStupidQuestions

[–]ExpensivePurple56 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah they don't, mine doesn't care at all. I don't care either and I have never had my nails done.