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>Hi all,
>I believe I posted something similar to this before; however, I did
>not get any responses so I will try once more. For those individuals
>who have had experiences working in Europe, how did you go about
>finding your position?
Posting the same question twice probably won't get you much more
response either...
Where do you want to work in Europe? Europe is a big place, it's like
saying "I want to work in Asia". Which country? Do you speak any other
language than English? There's a huge difference between north, east,
west and south Europe.
> Are there certain resources that would allow
>one to seek employment overseas?
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