Hmm...I am forcing my self not to reply to this...But lets put things into proper proespective.,shall we?? 2 weeks back when i was walking down the road at around 8.30 p.m , some guy on a bicycle threw an egg on me 1 month back when it rained, i was walking on a road, a car was approching from an o...
I came across this scenario, when I was interviewing with UK companies while I was back there in my home country. Normally this is what happened: a) During the first interview, they would potentially ask for your working status in UK. In that case, you can't lie but to tell the truth and saying that...
My wife is also on dependent visa and she has been actively looking for jobs in UK for the past 3 months without luck. She has got 5 years procurement experience, and basically what I see is, for non high-skills jobs like HR, Admin, Procurement ... etc, it is very challenging to get a job here. Simp...
I agree with you Juan. Bringing family to UK to start a brand new life is not a wise decision. If both parents are working, one of their pay will go almost entirely to the full-days nursery expenses. When pound sterling value is dropping gradually nowadays, I believe UK is slowly losing its attracti...
In UK, any words of compliments such as - "You look great", "You are so good", "You are just amazing" ... please just believe 50%. It's the matter of being polite, but it might not be the matter of truth.
I would suggest you to apply the UK jobs while you are still in India and do not resign from your current job in Microsoft before getting a job. UK is a very expensive place to live, and it is a no-no to come to UK without a job on hand. While your background in Microsoft will help, but in UK, that ...
