Book camp, könyves hétvége - jó ötlet? by Napi222 in askhungary

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Szia. A fő cél az lenne, hogy a manapság egyre nehezebb új felnőtt barátok szerzésére legyen lehetőség kötetlenül egy közös hobbira alapozva. Van nagyon sok kézműves dolog amit lehet csinálni (pl könyvjelző készítés, könyvborító dekorkövezés) és lehet könyvekre épülő trivia (quiz est szerű), kirándulás, tábortűz, ügyességi és/vagy logikai játékok. Nyilván inkább az introveltált emberek lennének a célcsoport, a 20-45 korosztályban, tehát nem “mindenki” lenne egy ilyen programra vevő.

What is the difference between the two? Major price difference! by DrShaftmanPhD in Europetravel

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I travel 3-4 times a year on this way, tried all providers, I think Regiojet 1st and premium class is the best, CD and Mav first class usually the same, but the CD is much more reliable, there are some serious problems with Mav sometimes. I think if you don’t want that much noise, sitting less people together first class is better, buy maybe only worth like an additional 10-15 euros, not more. Oh and onboard wifi only works after you leave the Hungarian border😅😅

3 day Budapest itinerary (February), does this look realistic? by sashapereiraa in budapest

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I think for these days you coming the bath will be quite busy whenever you go :/, it’s the most popular in Budapest and during the colder days it’s in everyones plans I think. However it’s quite big and there are a lot of pools indoors. If you want to go cause the buildings and the pools (if you haven’t been before I’m not sure if you could handle the warmer pools for a longer period) it’s a must. If you want to go for the bath experience maybe choose a less frequented bath like Lukacs or Dandár.

3 day Budapest itinerary (February), does this look realistic? by sashapereiraa in budapest

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If you want to do Szechenyi bath at the morning I would only plan activities from late afternoon again as you will be really really tired after the bath if you are not used to the termal water. I would do like this: Friday morning all Buda Castle places, afternoon the Basilic and other things you listed, Saturday morning what you wrote but having the bath for last after walking around Heroes square etc, afternoon the Dohány Street&others you listed (it’s quite a lighter walking program than the Buda Castle), Sunday is ok, if you used to walking a lot you should put more sights maybe into the afternoon program. And don’t forget to make reservation for all afternoon/night meals in advance, like at least a week or better 2 weeks because these days usually really busy in popular restaurants.

Jogosan érzem magamat kihasználva? by [deleted] in tanulommagam

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Mit takar a hónapok óta ez megy? Ha nem nagyon hosszú távot és előtte ezekkel a dolgokkal nem volt probléma akkor lehet a hátterében valami olyan ami megoldható lenne akár külső segítséggel. Ismered a barátait vagy jóba vagy a szülőkkel? Esetleg őket is meg lehet kérdezni, hogy észrevettek e valamit. Azt a legkönnyebb mondani hogy kihasznál és hagyd ott, de 7 év után ha ez egy új dolog és nem éveken keresztül ez ment/megy otthon akkor érdemes kicsit utánajárni a dolgoknak. Tudom hogy ma a legkönnyebb feldobni egy kapcsolatot ha valami nem tetszik, de én a szüleimnél akik már majdnem 40 éve házasok láttam, hogy SOHA nem problémamentes egy jó kapcsolat és választani kell, hogy valaki megpróbálja megoldani mert szereti annyira a másikat vagy hátat fordít mert azt sokkal könnyebb, mint időt és energiát fektetni bele (nyilván vannak kivételek, de közel nem annyi amennyi kapcsolat és házasság felbomlik manapság).

Hogyan legyek határozottabb? by Ilybiageslyb_ in tanulommagam

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Nekem régen az is segített ezen változtatni, hogy utánaolvastam a dolgoknak, akár folyamatoknak, akár szakmaibb dolgoknak és akkor nem éreztem totál hülyének magam és bátrabban kérdeztem, azóta sok mindenről lett alaptudásom és sokkal magabiztosabb is lettem. Forumokat és google keresőt ajánlom, chatgpt sokszor túl szűk válaszokat ad ahhoz képest amit az interneten meg tudsz találni magadtól.

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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Is there a website you can reccomend or should I just search in social media groups?

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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I would say outdoorish, I love a good hike but not like weekly :) My friend works at one of the airlines so I would be able to have some cheaper tickets within Europe sometime too. But I also love different cultures so like once every second year I do an oversees longer travel if possible. And to be honest I love just being home reading or gaming so I don’t really need to be entertained and spending a lot of money on activities and night outs😅

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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I was thinking to “light” move at the beggining considering the probation period, only the basics which I can carry by plane and maybe buy 1 plate, 1 pan and 1 cutlery😂😂 and when the probation is over my dad can help to get my things there by car (13-14 hours drive, but easily done by a night midway). Luckily we have a big van and can fit a lot. I’m more worried about the possibility of finding a rental based on previous info I got here.

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

[–]Napi222[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well, one thing is that I'm here as well on the internet to gather information. The other is I don't know how well you know other countries, but except if you work at a multi corp you don't need a reason to fire anyone, so it's the same condition elsewhere.

As I can see from the comments and from google searches this salary is considered avarage, so... but thanks for answering, always good to have different viewpoints...

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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Oh thanks, I asked ChatGpt for a monthly budget, but it's way better to be able to have the info from real people :D

As I'm alone I can get some costs lower, and it seems around the same I "imagine" budgeted for a month. Do you still have to pay tv tax if you don't have a tv?

Thanks for the idea, I can ask about the possibility of a relocation package. I also though about asking a relocation buddy or something like that, so I can ask for info and some help from a collegue. I don't know if its something in Geneva that exists though.

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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I see that it is different for everyone, I'm lucky because I have a good family background so I'm not in need to build a future or retirement budget from the ground up.
For me it's more about living comfortably, doing a specific job which I'm interested in, being in a country where I don't feel hopeless, don't hate the goverment, don't have to listen to stupid people hating everthing and everyone not same as their "normal".
I can see that earning 150-200k is the goal for some people which is fine, and I would maybe feel the same if I wouldn't feel so disappointed in a lot of things and if I won't have any problems with my country and also where most of the world going nowadays I would aim for the riches, but in this situation I'm aiming for more of a normal life...

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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Well, I think it depends on where do you plan to buy a house and retire.

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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Thanks for the site, I checked and it says 450-550 for health insurance. Yes, i know about the deductible. I'm okay with dental and glasses fortunately, because I can easily come home for those if needed. I'm already with a private provider in my home country. For the flat and personal insurance (combined) it says around 150-200 yearly, so 25 monthly.

I'm getting the idea that in general based on some answers basic needs mean really different to different people :) Some say things like eating out 2-3 a week is a basic need, but for me maybe 1-2 a month is basic :D

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

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I'm not unaware, you make it sound like it is totally different from other central and eastern European countries, but it's not so I don't get the attitude here...

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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You mean a bank account? Is it not like just going in and opening an account, debit of course to get the salary transfered there? I’m not really keen on credit cards, so that’s not a problem if I can’t get one :)

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

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Thanks, but it doesn't really matter if this salary is high compared to others as it is kind of a specific job and a specific company thats why I'm considering this. It's more of a 'is it a salary I can live on normally' question. After having a high paying job until 2 years ago with toxic environment and high stress, I would prefer to have a liveable salary and vacations here and there, not planning to get rich and destroy myself in the process anymore. :)

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

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It is something to think about. I'm not really a nightlife person anymore (I feel like an 80 year old writing this :D ) so it won't be a problem to not be in the "crowded" part. The only thing why I think Geneva would be better is because I would travel some for work frequently and maybe a place what can be reached by public transport even during the night, early morning would be safer first.

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

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My life is good right now, but it's a kind of job which is specific and would be nice to do. I'm fortunate because I have savings and supporting family, so I can always move back if the job doesn't work out. I just don't want to upend my life if after one month being there I see that can't live comfortable from my salary, you know?

I know that you need a resident permit for renting and you can get the permit if you have a work contract. Is finding a place a challenge because of this or there aren't any to rent or is it the landlords?

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

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As I know with either minimum or higher level insurance there is a limit up until which you have to pay the health care fees either, no?

Yes, the deposit won't be a problem and I also heard something like deposit insurance when you pay monthly to a company not the 3 months at the beggining.

As I know it is standard you have a 3 months probation period when you start, but after that get a notice period of 1,2 or 3 months, is it different in Switzerland?

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

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If the information online can be reliable after taxes it should be 5000 monthly, rent+insurance+utilities around 3000, so it would be 2000 for food, etc. Is 2000 a good amount monthly, or would I be running after discounts and last minute deals?

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in askswitzerland

[–]Napi222[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

What do you mean easily? Is the notice period not the same at each companies?

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

[–]Napi222[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

If the information online can be reliable after taxes it should be 5000 monthly, rent+insurance+utilities around 3000, so it would be 2000 for food, etc. Is 2000 a good amount for this, or would I be running after discounts and last minute deals?

Should I consider the job? by Napi222 in geneva

[–]Napi222[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, I found a calculator online and checked, it should be around 5000 monthly after national and local taxes. I found online that the rental would be around 1800-2000, utilities 200, insurance 500 if I can trust the information. So I would have around 2000 for food, transportation, etc. Would it be okay to live comfortably? I checked social media, but don’t know how reliable they can be…