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Landing a job in the tech industry in norway is no problem - especially if you are a software developer, IT-consultant, or have any kind of engineering-deegree.
by larsmak 13y ago
Landing a job in the tech industry in norway is no problem - especially if you are a software developer, IT-consultant, or have any kind of engineering-deegree. Currently there's a huge demand for engineers, esp. in the larger cities. Not knowing the language is not a problem at all, english is well understood and spoken.
Source: Working in a multicultural software company in Oslo.
- FireBeyond 13y agoI should seriously investigate this. I'd love colder climates, I have EU citizenship (though, d'oh, just remembered, Norway isn't EU...), and my GF would love to live in Europe and has Norwegian heritage (though she's a fourth generation American, so ...)
- plant42 13y agoNorway isn't in the EU, but it is in the EEA. Its easy to get the residence permit for EU citizens. I'm from the UK and settled here 8 years ago. All it took was a trip to the tax register in Oslo, fill in a few forms and that's it. Jobs are relatively easy to find. The main job board in Norway is at: http://finn.no/jobb http://finn.no/jobb Only thing really to complain about is the expense of damn near everything. But even that, you can get used to.
- gizzlon 13y agoCheck out "How to socialize with Norwegians": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYILBHDlDUc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYILBHDlDUc and: http://monda.no/blog/ifln/ http://monda.no/blog/ifln/ =)