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[DrCyprus]

Can a Greek Cypriot be employed in Turkey?

A few days ago I sent out some CVs and job applications to a few businesses in Turkey. Today, I checked my inbox and realised that some of them have actually replied and are showing active interest towards my application. It's clearly marked on my CV that I come from the republic of Cyprus and that my native language is Greek.

What do you guys think? Will I be working in Istambul next year or what?

[Maximus]

Can a Greek Cypriot be employed in Turkey?

A few days ago I sent out some CVs and job applications to a few businesses in Turkey. Today, I checked my inbox and realised that some of them have actually replied and are showing active interest towards my application. It's clearly marked on my CV that I come from the republic of Cyprus and that my native language is Greek.

What do you guys think? Will I be working in Istambul next year or what?

Lets see but my bet is that they have not noticed yet.

[Lordo]

there are greek pilots employed by ta. but i suspect unless you can speak english or terkish as well no chance.

[Get Real!]

Can a Greek Cypriot be employed in Turkey?

A few days ago I sent out some CVs and job applications to a few businesses in Turkey. Today, I checked my inbox and realised that some of them have actually replied and are showing active interest towards my application. It's clearly marked on my CV that I come from the republic of Cyprus and that my native language is Greek.

What do you guys think? Will I be working in Istambul next year or what?

Sure! ErdoCunt loves Greek gays.

[DrCyprus]

Having a Greek passport is not the same as having a Cypriot passport.

[Demonax]

Can a Greek Cypriot be employed in Turkey?

A few days ago I sent out some CVs and job applications to a few businesses in Turkey. Today, I checked my inbox and realised that some of them have actually replied and are showing active interest towards my application. It's clearly marked on my CV that I come from the republic of Cyprus and that my native language is Greek.

What do you guys think? Will I be working in Istambul next year or what?

Have you applied to be a riot policeman? I hear the job satisfaction is very low.

[bill cobbett]

Prison guard...??? Lots of openings.

[GreekIslandGirl]

Why would anyone in their right mind apply to work in Turkey?

[supporttheunderdog]

Why would anyone in their right mind apply to work in Turkey?

agreed!

[Paphitis]

Why would anyone in their right mind apply to work in Turkey?

Money and career.

20,000 euro per month is not something to scoff at and these jobs are offered to International applicants!

According to what I have been told, there is also a steady influx of expertise from near bankrupt Greek operators to the rapidly expanding Turkish firms because their demand far outweighs their locally grown supply.

I can also tell you that many British, Americans and even German recruits are being poached from other firms in Asia and Middle East!