How to Find a Job in Switzerland for Foreigners (2024)
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- How to Find a Job in Switzerland for Foreigners
In this video, I will share with you how to find jobs in Switzerland as foreigners. Let's discover together job opportunities here.
⏰Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
0:46 Understanding the Swiss Job Market
3:10 What are the dominant industries in Switzerland
4:24 Required Qualifications and Languages in Switzerland
6:35 Work Permits and Legal Requirements in Switzerland
7:38 Various Types of Permits in Switzerland
8:12 Latest Trends in the Swiss Job Market
9:39 Three Tips for Job Seekers in Switzerland
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I'm Charlene, founder of FinFit, executive board member of Swiss Capital Market Forum Association. As an ex-JPMorgan and a CFA Charterholder with a decade of experience in finance across Asia and Europe, I believe finance is NOT only for the privileged rich; finance is for EVERYONE! Wall Street complicates finance, and I’m here to simplify finance and share money tips.
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Useful job seeking resources:
1.Swiss Federal Statistical Office: www.bfs.admin.ch/bfs/en/home....
Data and insights into Switzerland's economy, including detailed reports and statistics on various sectors and the job market.
2.Swissnex: swissnex.org/
A dynamic global network fostering connections between Switzerland and the world in education, research, and innovation, with engaging events and programs.
3.LinkedIn Switzerland: www.linkedin.com/jobs/jobs-in...
Leverage this professional network to connect with industry leaders, discover job opportunities, and gain insights into Swiss companies and sectors.
4.Indeed Switzerland: ch.indeed.com/Switzerland-Eng...
Browse jobs across industries, discover market trends, and access reviews and salary guides on Switzerland's popular job search engine.
5. Jobs.ch: A leading online job portal offering a vast range of job listings across various sectors in Switzerland. It also provides tools for managing applications and connecting with potential employers (Jobs.ch).
6. English-Speaking Jobs: englishjobsearch.ch/ This site specifically caters to English-speaking professionals seeking opportunities in Switzerland (English Jobs).
7. Specialist and Executive Roles: alpha.ch/: Focuses on executive positions across various industries
8. Expat-Focused Resources: www.iamexpat.ch/career/jobs-s... Provides not only job listings but also useful information about living and working in Switzerland as an expat
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Disclaimer: Content is for education and entertainment only. Charlene doesn't offer financial advice. The information might not suit everyone's financial situation or objectives. Past performance doesn't guarantee future results. Investing involves risks, including potential loss of principal. Always consult with a financial professional before investing.
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Great content again and good to see the traction on your channel, I've been following since the beginning and the quality improved alot! I think a camera upgrade to Sony a6700 or ev-z1 will bring you to the next level!
Thanks for the great support!! Yes just bought 6700 now figuring out how to use it properly 🤗🤗🤗
Of course, we should have CFA all levels to working in Switzerland
Thank you for your content.
I have 3 questions though.
1. What are the chances a swiss company will hire a recent Master's graduate in Information Systems with a bachelor in Business having a total work experience of ~1 year
2. Are swiss companies open to discussing for positions entirely remote from Greece let's say?
3. How easy is for someone who knows a wide variety of tools and programming languages with a decent portfolio to land a job in Switzerland?. The potential employer will recognize my efforts on acquiring all this knowledge and certifications or will he assume that having all these will ask for extra money and in the end he is not worth the trouble?
Thank you for your time. Keep up the good work
Hi, can you please do impact of AI in CFA jobs. Thank you
It’s a great topic! Thank you. May I know where are you based?❤️
The "hire locals/swiss" before any other nationality is not respected in Switzerland, yes it exists as a law but come to Geneva where I live and you'll see that companies are filled with french nationals that live across the boarder and I'm not talking about them doing the jobs no other Swiss wants to do like for example cleaning, hospitality etc., they are employed in all sectors while there still are qualified swiss people for the job who are still looking for employment. It's become a huge issue in Geneva. But of course the french accept lower salaries + a big part of their salary is deducted for tax purposes since they technically don't live on swiss soil, so that's a plus for the swiss government because less expenses for the employer and the money stays well within Switzerland. Not everything is as perfect as it seems.
Love your insights. Yea I do see the work force in Geneva is probably more diverse than here in Switzerland. May I ask which industry are you in?🤗
@@CharleneCong I used to work at Manor, the biggest chain store in Switzerland, and half of the employees are french, I'm not even joking - both in sales and in management/directors.
That's really interesting! I've heard Manor is a significant player in Switzerland's retail sector. It must have been quite the experience working there with such a diverse team. How is it feeling working in such a multicultural environment ? 🌍🛍️
Hello I’m in frauenfeld can you help me to find a job I didn’t know German only English
how will be job market for the international non eu student to land a job in swiss in lifescience field, as after completing masters in swiss
The job market for international non-EU students in Switzerland's life sciences field is quite promising, especially after completing a master's degree in Switzerland. Swiss companies value local education and expertise in life sciences. Networking, internships, and language skills (German/French) can significantly improve your chances.
What specific area of life sciences are you focusing on?
@@CharleneCong I'm focusing on getting into R&D department in cancer research preferably & pharmaceutical, clinical research., in the industry.
@@CharleneCong thanx for the information mam.
What are the chances that companies will hire non EU early career professionals with a data science background?
The chances are good if you have the right skills and experience. Data science is in high demand, and many companies are open to hiring non-EU professionals.
What specific skills do you have, and are there particular companies in Switzerland you're interested in? :))
@@CharleneCong I am skilled in Python, SQL, Tableau, etc. Do you know a list of companies that hires data science professionals? Also, Do you have a video on Switzerland resume format?
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Actually not many swiss do restaurant, waiter, hospitality, construction worker etc. jobs anymore. These are done by EU/EFTA workers (often seasonal worker) or even refugees.
Thanks for pointing it out my friend! Indeed those more hands on jobs are pretty much dominated by immigrants in Switzerland 🇨🇭
Thanks Switzerland for giving my Portuguese compatriots jobs.
I’m sure Switzerland appreciates you as well🤗
At 4000USD per month salary in Switzerland you are on the poverty line, for mandatory costs and rent does not permit you to live decent
Thank you for sharing your perspective. It's true that the cost of living in Switzerland is quite high, and a salary of 4000 USD per month can be challenging to manage, especially in major cities where rents and mandatory expenses are significant. In such cases, it's crucial to budget carefully and look for ways to optimize spending. Have you found any particular tips that help manage living costs effectively in high-expense areas like Switzerland?
Give me Job
Haha what kind of jobs are you looking for?
Can I marry you?☺️
Thanks for the proposal 🤣
@@CharleneCong if you're crazy enough, I'm serious 😏 I wish you're channel good fortune for our future familys sake☺️😘
Thanks for the kind words ❤️
@@CharleneCong 🥰