Jobs in Amsterdam, Hamburg or Berlin???

[theConquerer]

Hi everyone,

my name is William and I'currently looking for a new job opportunity as an application manager but I don't wanna narrow down my search by looking for one special position in one special field. I'm looking for a new, interesting, international and challenging position.

Do you know any big players in Amsterdam - or even better Berlin or Hamburg? Any big companies that are hiring or maybe headhunter for high evel jobs there?

Thanks a lot in advance,

William

[greypantherstillwalking]

Hi William,

nice to meet you;-) I just came across your post. I was kinda surprised because there are so many headhunters out there!!

Just google them, that's what I use to say...

look, I found this one:

[NO URLs] - Admin

Interested?

Cheers,

Bernhard

[Diarmid]

No URLs!
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[theConquerer]

Hi Bernhard,

nice to meet you, too! Sure, I know that google is the easiest way to find headhunters and companies, there are many out there - but that's exactly the problem...there are far too many different offers out there and I made the experience that it is much better to rely on the advice from someone who knows what he's talking about.

Thanks for the link. Unfortunately it got deleted before I could read it.
Maybe you could send me a private message or some hints, so that I could find it again.

Thanks a lot!

Cheers,

Will

[Diarmid]

There is no PM on this board. you can give addresses in the form "www dot something dot something". Or you can give terms for a search engine to help find it.

Can I ask just how you would determine that someone here actually knows what s/he is talking about? - I'm not saying it isn't better than google; it might be
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"Method goes far to prevent trouble in business: for it makes the task easy, hinders confusion, saves abundance of time, and instructs those that have business depending, both what to do and what to hope."
William Penn 1644-1718

[greypantherstillwalking]

Hey guys,

Diarmid is probably right

Even though I wouldn't consider myself to be someone who knows what he's talking about in all different kind of job fields I still am experienced in job research

Anyway, here are the terms to find the first job I found:
h2h development engineer

And I also found another one that might be even more interesting for you:

IS business analyst headmatch

Good luck!

Cheers,

Bernhard

[theConquerer]

Hey man,

I almost forgot - thanks!

[greypantherstillwalking]

So, what happened?
Have you found a job yet?

Cheers,

Bernhard