/lit/ - Literature

>>8311398
I was actually not working at all that time, just living off of my savings. But tons of my friends started working in call centers, speaking english-spanish-french-italian. One of the big ones that was always hiring was WizzAir, payed about 800 euros for an entry job, not bad. Some were doing translations and just general boring office paperwork in english for IBM and big financial companies, those payed just a bit more.

I met some guys who were teaching english in Austria, sweet gig. They all lived in BP and their company would arrange a car or just train tickets sometimes, and about 10-15 teachers would be sent to whatever small town in Austria, do an intensive workshop Mon-Fri for middle and highschoolers. It payed about 400 euros/week, acommodation and transportation payed for by the company. That's 1600 euros/month just for being able to speak english.

Thursday night was karaoke night at Morrison's 2. Shitty place, shitty music, but so many fine brazillian girls.