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z10
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Working in amsterdam

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I've been trying to find a summer job working in a coffee shop in amsterdam
im in london currently and would love to work there but can't seem to find anything
can anybody here point me in the right direction


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sh@dy
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Post by sh@dy »

when we went last summer we saw several shops searching someone....no idea if its the same this year
z10
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Post by z10 »

well that sounds encouraging
i hope i can find one for this summer
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Spreekt u het Nederlands? Probably not a necessity though. Try emailing various shops if you can get their addys.
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Tall Guy
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I saw a Help Wanted sign in a coffeeshop last week, specified a girl though...I could maybe work out which one from photos if you want.
z10
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Post by z10 »

i don't speak dutch
will that be a big problem?
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Post by sh@dy »

z10 wrote:i don't speak dutch
will that be a big problem?
i think you should, at least a bit
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The need for Dutch depends on where ya want to work. Emails are a longshot cos we take ages to check them, plus ya just wont get hired from an email....doubtful even a response. The Hemp museum, Flying Dutchman are hiring fulltime right now. Otherwise CV in hand, a thick skin and the intention of walking round town all day is yer best bet. Goodluk.
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Post by z10 »

thanks for the advice DC
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