Working in Rotterdam

Are you looking for a job in Rotterdam? There are several ways to look for a job:

1. The Internet
2. International Recruitment Agencies
3. Networking
4. Open application

 

1. The Internet
   Most companies in Rotterdam post there jobs on the internet. Therefore most relavent open positions will be found on company websites or jobbing sites.
   Check out www.monsterboard.nl and www.nationalevacaturebank.nl
2. International Recruitment Agenices
   There are a number of recruitment agencies in the Netherlands specializing in Internationals and multilingual roles. Most of the companies have connectings with companies in Rotterdam and they can help you find the right position for your profile.
   For jobs in Rotterdam you canvisit the following page: http://www.octagon.nl/jobs-in-rotterdam
3. Networking
   The right network can open a lot of doors. There are various network events in Rotterdam held weekly or monthly.
   – In teh World Trade Center (WTC) Rotterdam there is a network event on the 14 & 15 of Januari 2015 http://www.wtcrotterdam.nl/index.php?id=158
4. Open Application
   Sending open applications can have a marvellous effect and can certainly impact your job chances. Companies appreciate open applications because it gives them options and it shows them people are interested in working for there company.

http://www.rotterdam.nl/

Jobs in Rotterdam

work in the Netherlands

I find it hard to make friends, difficult to learn the Dutch, fit into the local culture and integrate into the local community. Does this sound like your expat life in the Netherlands?

Only 36% of expats relocating to the Netherlands find it easy to make friends here and 55% have concerns about the barriers that the local language put up. According to the survey, expats find the Dutch culture hard to fit in to and integrating in to the local community is far from easy here.

The difficulty of making friends in the Netherlands, particularly with the locals, is a common expat problem. On the other hand the Dutch speak good English and are well known for there bilingual skills. This makes communicating with locals a lot easier.

Aside from this working  in The Netherlandshas a lot of perks. You need to look in to this properly because the EU, EEA and Switserland all have different regulations about working in the Netherlands

Check out http://www.octagon.nl/working-in-the-netherlands.aspx for more information about working in the netherlands

Working in The Netherlands