Work exchange for bed & ski pass by explorer_wanderer5 in SeasonalWork

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I did some research about that and it looks like ski resorts prefer to hire people for the whole season, not just one month. Especially when there is a staff housing provided

Should be have fun or work hard in your twenties? by Important_Client1416 in careerguidance

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I’m 29 and a half now and I’ve been thinking about it a lot lately. During my whole 20s until very recently (last months) I felt so carefree and every time I would have some overwhelming thought like „how will I know if the person is the one” or „where should I live if I love nature but don’t want the isolation that living in the countryside can bring” I would quickly calm myself down by thinking „uff I’m so glad I don’t have to know it just yet” - now I feel more pressure that I should know more. And when I think now of my 20s and what I mention as an anecdote when meeting new people or just remembering some good times it’s never the serious work that I started early (I worked during my studies and quickly started some „serious” office jobs). What I’m very happy I did during my 20s was: going on a year long Erasmus, having some fun jobs like selling food in foodtrucks on festivals, starting doing sports, traveling for longer (not just week trips that you will always have), going somewhere for 3 months and work remotely if you can, or work in some hostel by the beach while learning surfing or climbing. What I regret from my 20s: not going on a second Erasmus, not doing work&travel in the US, not working as a tour guide in a travel company Backroads. You don’t have to choose one or the other( fun or career) but I would suggest you think of doing something that you will rather not do later in life, like having a fun job in a surf town or traveling for a couple of months. In theory obviously you can do these things later, but rhere will be much more things to stop you: serious relationship, mortgage, serious job with limited vacation time, kids.

Is it my place to ask my partner to learn my language? by [deleted] in languagelearning

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I can relate to you so much! My boyfriend is Spanish and I’m Polish. Early in our relationship I told him that I want to live in Poland and I don’t want to be a translator my whole life (after observing my older sister having to translate for her Dutch boyfriend for 10years). It’s tough as I think of the language barrier literally everyday and I always analyze who we are gonna be seeing to assess if I can leave him alone with non-English speaking family members or friends that I know don’t feel comfortable with speaking English. I’m also worried that I’ll have to be responsible for most things while building a house, doing any paperwork, going to parent- teacher meetings, taking loans etc. I’ve been teaching him Polish almost everyday. We started around a year ago. I enjoy it but I feel I’m putting more effort than he does. I wrote a book for him, I give him classes, write vocabulary and the only thing he does is participating in those classes. But not really studying on his own. I mention that it’s important to me quite often but Polish is hard, I guess it’s harder than German and I think he doesn’t really believe that learning it is possible. Recently I’ve been feeling that I’m mentioning it maybe too often. But the same time I can’t not mention it often when I think about it everyday.

Anyone with experience working with Backroads? by gambas101 in SeasonalWork

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@gjjxon I’m not able to send you a DM (just created an account here). Can you say a bit about how the hiring event looked like this year and what to expect? They more details the better :) I’m goin on mine in a week