how can a man find a decent job these times in israel?
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have decent job skills
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education helps find a decent paying job
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Sure.  Israel is a predominantly Urban society like many industrial countries.  It is cosmopolitan.  There are people there with roots from all over the world.  Despite having a religious charter, it is one of the most secular societies in the world.  Though this is changing rapidly as right wing religious Jews are quickly re populating the country.  The Israeli's are technocrats.  They have a lot of high tech businesses that fabricate software and high tech devices.  They are clever at re-engineering things (like the Japanes after WW2 who gained ascendency over the German camera industry).  Look for more Israeli high tech gadgets in the near future.  The country has a mediteranean climate and Israeli's love to take the sun at beach resorts with their families.  They have lots of outdoor cafe's like in Europe, open air markets that rub shoulders with more recent offerings like discos.  There is an Arab minority who are native and are Israeli citizens, but they make up a sub-class and often get cheated on their rights.  There is also a rural aspect.  The origanal settlers lived on Kibutz, which are still active.  These are a microcosm of socialist labor.  They make fine produce that is exported to the capitals of Europe.  Of note is the fact that psychological studies have been done on the kibutzim, as they are called.  They can not re populate themselves as the youth, even though not related, are too tightly bonded.  They get the same creepy feeling about dating each other as people would dating their sisters.  This is called the Kibutz effect.  That should be good for a snapshot.  Thanks.
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whip out your crystal ball. you may need it forsee the the future.  depending on what your skill or expertise, you may be able to find work in Australia regardless.  Quit listening to the media and just get out there and look for a job.  you can't believe everything you hear these days.
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Open you´re eyes ands ears, first what kind of man you want.\nIf you want a spiritual hard working men it more easy to find in a group who help kids or work for free in non-profit organization, instead of a bar. Be part of a group for goods things in this environment you can meet nice people and be better person, or be part of people who share you´res hobbies or sports.
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you might hafta lay down the law...and just be direct..tell him to either get a job or get lost...no beating around the bush.
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You can look into leading jobs websites for you own country. If you do not know that you can easily search in Yahoo or google search. You can see newspaper everyday to find one.
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If you are indeed an Israeli then you know there is an Israeli consulate in Los Angeles.\nGo there and they will tell you what you need to do.
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No get a good job and get a good atv\n\n\nNEWSPAPER\n\n\n\nEBAY
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yeah, any job is good. if your looking for something else then it'll be fine for the mean while and if not then its better then nothing, besides every job is respectful for a man that provides. best of luck
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get a job...  it helps...
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Find a rural community and there you will find many eligible young farm men. And then move in the community and go for what you know. Good luck in your search. God bless
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The best thing to do is to immerse yourself in a language - that's the theory with ulpan since the teachers don't teach you from your native language and you are with others.\n\nUlpan works/ The extent to which it works depends upon you. If you hang out with English speakers and attend an ulpan with a lot of English speakers it will not work as well, but if you don't your aliyah will be very difficult because you will not have anyone to connect with and share common experiences. You need to compromise.\n\nCheck out the ulpan at Kibbutz Maagan Michael if you are not religious it is a good choice. See http://maaganeng.bsmart.co.il/HTMLs/article_p.aspx?C2023=14818&BSP=12905&BSS235=14818&BSS=14818&BSCP=12905\n\nFeel free to email me for more info (I made aliyah 15 years ago and know a lot of the programs)\n\nTo learn Hebrew now, you can start reading the newspaper - there is a  Hebrew paper for beginiers called Shaar LMatchil, you can get outside of Israel. See http://www.slamathil.co.il/default.htm\n\nTo learn Hebrew in Israel stay away from the English hotspots like Jerusalem and immerse yourself in smaller outlying areas, but agin, your aliyah will be more difficult there. I know people who have lived in Jerusalem for 30 years and hardly know Hebrew! You couldn't do that in Beer Sheva!
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Get a job and Try yur best to do it perfectly
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None.\n\nWell... almost none.  I looked into moving into Riyahd and found that my wife, who is professional and made more money than me, would essentially not be able to work.  This isn't to say that women CAN'T get a job in Saudi, but it is very difficult.  \n\nFirst, it is one of the most male dominated societies in the world and the Wahhabists segregate the genders.  Women are prohibited from riding in cars with a man who is not their relative. You won't be allowed into a bank unless it has a women-only branch.  You won't be able to go into a restaraunt unless it has "family" section.  You won't be able to go outside unaccompanied, unless you live in a compound.  \n\nNow I know of some Saudi women who do work, but they tend to work for charities, the government and retail shops in women-only malls.  And these were Saudi women.  Chances for expatriate women is even lower.  I have never heard of an expatriate woman getting a job in Saudi (except as a teacher).  \nNo, my dear.  You may be professional, smart, rich, experienced and wise... but you are just a woman in that society's eyes.  \n\nExpect to stay at home with the kids.  While they were offering a huge salary for me to move my family to Riyahd.  Just enjoy your life in the compound.\n\n(Later addendum: I forgot to add that there is an ethnic pecking order in Saudi Arabia.  Saudis are on top of the pyramid followed by other Sunnis, followed by Shiites then Westerners, then followed by a pecking order of ethnicities largely based upon how rich the countries are/what jobs those ethnicities tend to do in Saudi. For example, Pakistanis, Yemenis and Bangladeshi are seen as in the middle because they are Muslim, but not on top because they do construction.  Phillipinos tend to get the shaft because they are usually Catholic construction workers.  I am not sure about Indians, but my guess is that they are somewhere near the bottom. I'm not trying to be alarmist, but that's the way it is.)
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It's not that its hard it just takes time it's difficult to be able to find a job that suits for you because of what people are looking for but when they find out that you r the one for the job you'll get a phone call just be patient. Like Ghandi he waited out for result which he recieves. K Be Patient a job will show up before you know it.
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use a uhal... save as much money as possible.. the city is busy ... good luck finding a job