Will I be able to find a job in Santiago?
When we asked people about industries and career opportunities in Santiago, they reponded...
"Santiago is a metropolitan city with all personal and professional opportunities available to anyone from any country in the world. Finding a job as an expat is difficult unless you possess the proper documentation. Most foreigners, with university or higher education come to the phone companies, the service industry. Is much more flexible when it comes to hiring working class expats foreigners," remarked another expat in Santiago, Chile.
"If you are bilingual then you have an advantage. Widespread occupations in banking, education, shipping. They are very advanced economically- but do not expect an american salary- teachers in public school make about $1000/mo," said a member in Santiago, Chile.

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Will I be able to find a job in Santiago?
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