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Global Expat Forum: Job advice for Russian-speaking MBA student:
2 ideas:
Think about the (high-end) services and products offered in Ca. that aren't available in Russia, then bring them to the market here.
Or become a middleman for Russians and Georgians looking to hoover up luxury real estate in the States.
Check out this exchange rate: http://www.exchange-rates.org/history/usd/rub/G/90
Good luck, and let me know how you get on!
Russia: Swine Flu - H1N1:
Please don't worry.
A doctor I know says H1N1 is actually less dangerous than 'regular' flu.
I recently wrote up a pandemic action plan for my company, but I am not searching frantically for a vaccine.
19 people have died since the first outbreak in May, out of 3,122 reported infections.
For perspective, up to 100 people die in road accidents every DAY in Russia.
Russia: I want to move from UK to St Petersburg:
Hi Bear,
I came to St. Petersburg after I graduated and have been here for 2-3 years.
First off, it sounds like you have business experience. That's good. International companies here prize this above Russian fluency, and most have an English-speaking workforce. Try asking outsourcing companies. You could do worse than uploading a CV to Russian job sites rabota.ru, hh.ru.
While you learn the language, you can try teaching (adults or children) or written translating (using babelfish like I did). I have contacts for both if you are interested.
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