Job offers for expats
Are you looking for a job in BA? Good for you! There are so many great positions available for you that will give you the chance to spend time in BA and earn a lot of $$$
Here is a list of things that you could be doing (these are real ads from CL):
- We're looking for expats, tourists, students in Buenos Aires to participate in a focus group about food delivery in the city. In exchange we are offering FREE LUNCH
- Save Your Rent Money! Housing for Work (40 hours a week in exchange for a shared room)
- What we are looking for:
Native English speaker or very high level of English
Other languages are a plus (German or Dutch)
Excellent communication and writing skills
Experience in writing is appreciated
Availability to work a minimum of 20 hours a week during a period of 3 months Compensation: free spanish classes
- Native English preferred, with a good level of Spanish
Flexible hours, initially working from home
Great experience, particularly for somebody interested in going through the MBA application process themselves
Pay after trial period
So, now you know, if you want to become a millionaire anytime soon, you should definitely come to BA
6 comments:
Free lunch for a focus group sounds like a good deal to me.
go for it then
sound interesting, i'm new to bueno aires, any more info? benny
Oh my god, I was just being sarcastic. is this for real? You really think that any of these ads are "interesting"...wow...
So if you are talking for real, go check on craig´s list.
good ¿job? hunt
Ultimately, it all depends on ones perspective, no? If you are there enjoying BA and want to work for any reason other than a need to live on the income - then some of these are good deals - but if you need to live on an income from BA, Good Luck - and in my eyes, it's definitely worth the effort to try & if you do land a job that enables you to do more than just live on the income, my hat is off to you! After a fabulous year there, I had to leave as I was unable to find a good job. And ironically, I returned at one of the most economically challenging times in our history. So instead of being unemployed in BA and enjoying life there - I am unemployed and job hunting in the US. But good luck to you all still looking and enjoying life in Argentina!
Sue,
You're not the only one that is/was in that boat. You posted in May, and now I'm here in October. I arrived in May, and I couldn't find a job. The jobs that were available were paying nothing.
For example, I found one job working at a hostel on Avenida de Mayo, close to Saenza Pena stop on Line A. They wanted to pay me $1500 pesos PER MONTH. That would pay my rent, and leave me with $30 bucks to survive for the month. If you're going to work here, the wages aren't even livable.
Just a few months ago I finally got a job working online. Shocking because I thought they were all scams. One day I clicked a google adsense ad, and wound up at this page www.newtelecommutejoblist.com and got a job working for The Huffington Post (heard of it? huffingtpost.com haha) working as a content manager. Better yet, I'm getting paid an amazing salary. I probably got lucky, but really.. telecommute is probably the best way to go if you're in Buenos Aires.
Suerte, Sue y todos los demas!! :)
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