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    Posted: 30 Jul 2010 at 12:13pm
Originally posted by Bjay

waoo nice, well my friend stop giving us news about immigrants wanted, stop giving us visa if you gave it at least show some importance to us, why putting us in cleaning jobs and why asking work experience for strawberry picking, and we don't ask for unemployment benefits but come on where are the jobs for what immigration board has given us 3 years straight visa. They are messing with our future, the only reason behind this much opposition is we have GC a visa for highly skilled people which we obtained because we've been informed that Denmark is lacking labor, now screening process in immigration service don't work but it works fine when it comes to strawberry picking work and when it comes to our name which is not Danish, whenever I say Denmark it means people who are showing figures about immigrants wanted and even those who are giving us visas without knowing if they need us or not. Denmark has nothing to do with it but still employers are Danish and believe me I've been to places with my CV in hand and sometimes they say no without even telling you any reason. So problem is not about Denmark or my home country it is about those people who are opening gates for us to come in and waste all our education and qualification. Simple rule if you have no money don't have kids.
I understand your frustration, but you could have saved yourself a lot of hassle if you had secured a position BEFORE coming here.
Sorry to say, but if I had a strawberry farm, and had to choose between an experienced and unexperienced,  I know what I would choose. It might not take a high education level to do it, but in any job experience matters.


Edited by Johndough - 30 Jul 2010 at 10:45pm
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Posts: 866 		  Quote jenangeles Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Jul 2010 at 1:12pm

people need to do their homework and not just believe propaganda from consultants who make money off people who want to apply for visas... they don't care if you find a job or not, they already have their money so they will tell you anything to get you to apply through them.  

if you don't know anyone in denmark or you can't secure a job or at the very least a few interviews BEFORE coming here I would think very long and hard about coming and listen to stories like Bjay's or the one that I posted a while back about the guy who was interviewed by TV2. 
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  Quote Guests Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Jul 2010 at 2:09pm
Originally posted by jenangeles

people need to do their homework and not just believe propaganda from consultants who make money off people who want to apply for visas... they don't care if you find a job or not, they already have their money so they will tell you anything to get you to apply through them.  

if you don't know anyone in denmark or you can't secure a job or at the very least a few interviews BEFORE coming here I would think very long and hard about coming and listen to stories like Bjay's or the one that I posted a while back about the guy who was interviewed by TV2. 
I agree. People need to take responsibility for themselves, and stop blaming everybody else, implying racism or nationalism, as I have seen in many posts in here.
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Posts: 92 		  Quote joizaza Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 30 Jul 2010 at 9:33pm
Hello All

I was reading this post at another forum, have a look at this:


Denmark started its immigration program when it was in urgent need of professionals but due to bad economy rather than absorbing new professionals it throw out old ones. At the moment Denmark has a surplus of locals Danes + foreign professionals.
Out of this situation employers have a wide choice of local and foreign professionals. Now when it comes to hiring for any job they prefer a local because they know his/her educational level, experience level and on top of that they can communicate in their local language.
This is natural and it will not stop until economy goes up and absorbs all locals so that foreign professionals can be hired.
WHERE DOES THE PROBLEM LIES?
There is no doubt that Danish immigration board created high hopes in foreign professionals through marketing.

you can real the full details

http://pakistanisineurope.com/home/view-postlist/forum-7-working-in-denmark/topic-3-real-situation-in-denmark.html#ccbp3
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Posts: 22 		  Quote Dino Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 31 Jul 2010 at 12:34am
Hi jenangeles,

If it is not secret can you tel me where you work, I am in Denmark and worked in Danish company as a design engineer. Now unemployed and look for network to find a job. If we can make a network we could help for many well qualified people.
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