Jobs differences

How different are jobs in countries? How they differ in salary in your country and mine? 

Let's discuss it to know more about jobs condition.

Please answer these questions:

1. What is your job? How did you find your job? was it easy?

2. How many years are you experiencing it? waht about your previous job(s)? 

3. Do you have university degree? What degree?

4. How much is your salary approximately? Is that enough you think?

5. How hard that is?

6. Do you like your job? Or you think you should change it soon? why?

7. And any interesting information about your job?

Thank you

 

 

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