How to Find Jobs In Finland, IT jobs, freelancing and internships 

@@Kenyavinaykumark Thank you 😊 You can check my other videos as well. Am sure they will be helpful as well.

@@aakanshyasorcar541 Glad it is helpful. 😊

@@GraMon-j3h Thank you for your kind words. Appreciated! 😊 No you don’t have to learn Finnish or Swedish if you want to work in Finland. This is the best part about it. Most people in Finland speak English and in cities like Helsinki 90% people do. In companies mostly they communicate in Finnish and English so not a problem.

@@sutapasarkar2656 Thank you ✨😊

@@soumalyaroy5211 Thanks 😊

@@chriskoort5717 🤣

Thank you 😊

Thank you 😊

@@Health_2910 Hello! As I have mentioned in this video, I strongly suggest to go through those process and website. Chances are high you might make through. Good luck! 😊

@@True_words_92 You are welcome. I don’t think any nationality degree will be an issue as lots of foreigners are working in Finland who have studied in their own National country or outside Finland. If you meet the job description and skills required you must apply for the position. 😊 Good luck!

Thanks for the reply and best wishes for your channel ✌️👍

@@True_words_92 😃✌️

@@shubh7657 Hello! Konse field ke liye job search Kar rahi ho? Can you be a bit more detailed.

@@AliHamzaSaleem-cu7ep Now i have added. 😊👍

Yes it is. The websites I have mentioned is mainly for searching job when you are not in Finland.

You need: - internet access - web browser - someone who has basic web searching skills using google or some other website search service - some understandings of English or ability to use simple translation tools

Would you mind sharing this: What kind of difficulties have you thought about being there, while searching for jobs in Finland while being in India? The obvious one is of course physically meeting people, but that is rarely relevant in the early phase, which can be described as searching. Later in the recruiting process physical meeting and visiting might be needed or preferable.

@@just42tube The main problem which I faced is I did not have any contacts so I had to rely on job posts. I had to be very patient with the process as it takes quite a lot of time to finish with interviews to getting selected.

@@dr_bagpack Not having or not having significant contacts is probably the situation for most people living in Finland too. Networking is taught for all people and there are also hiring or networking events , where companies and unemployed or other interested people meet and start building contacts. Basically sharing information. Participating to these is probably practically impossible, if you don't live somewhere close. Learning about some possible open positions even when they aren't made publicity knowing, is clearly an advantage for those who are networked within companies and the field. A big part of hiring is done using existing knowledge of the people in the field. They don't have to be in Finland. They just need to be known people in the company or by the recruiting agency. This is not very relevant for all job positions, but for those which are seen as more important. I was trying to put my words in my previous comment to ask about finding jobs, which I interpreted to mean learning about publicly listed open job positions or companies welcoming open applications without specific open positions. But I understand it can be interpreted to include the whole process of becoming employed.

Thank you. Am from Delhi. 😊

@@ravikadiyan5726 Sure. You can follow me on my instagram ID: dr_bagpack Maine link iss video ke description meij provide kiya hai. 😊

@dublinnnn Sorry I can't answer job specific questions. It's too niche.😅 But I believe cyber security is one of the hot topic and should have good job future. 😊

I think that compared to the high expectations, cyber security companies have not been as successful and profitable as expected. Also the in-house job market has been less hot. But at an individual person's level , your own skills, experience, etc. matter more than some overall labor market situation even in a narrow sector. It's typical in a changing technology sector that things and businesses are in change. Cyber security covers many things. Many skill sets, etc. While studying Master's in this field, like in most fields, you need to follow how technologies and business change and become familiar with the needs and trends in the field. Having master's degree in the field is a way to become considered for employment. But you need specific skills or qualities to become selected.

@@just42tube Thanks for the deep insights!

@@dr_bagpack I wouldn't call it deep insight. I would call it just experience from watching the IT field for many decades. The overall labor situation in a subfield seems to have more relevance for people entering the field. It's understandable that they would like to see more predictability and job security. In reality there are more changes ongoing always. And changes come with job opportunities for some and bad news to others. It takes effort and sometimes good luck to keep your skills relevant and to manage to be in the right organisations to benefit from changes.

@@just42tube 👍🏻👍🏻

@@ravimattu8594 Hello. Nai tourist visa par aap job nai kar sakte. You need to have work visa for that. Aap dhekiye jo websites maine batae hai woh helpful hoga.

Dear brother Aap thora ye information de dijiye, ki tourist visa convert ho jata hai work visa me. Thanks🙏

@@ravimattu8594 Aisa mushil hota hai because rules are quite strict. Its better aap job secure karke hi aao with work visa.