how to Find a merchandising job in overseas ?
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1st step is to surf the companys job site and find open jobs. but your set back is not having a visa.
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Firstly you have to evaluate yourself that you have the super talent of selling goods! Why? Because you are going to sell a second hand goods, especially computers! If you have the ability, then you have the capital to buy in bulge, because you have to buy the whole lot if a company is going to renew their computers!\nThen you have to have a "sharp nose" where a company wants to renew their computers!\nThen you have the ability to clean, and to repair those computers to appears as new as possible. Usually you will end up to 75%~80%, because you have to salvage the bad one! Less than that you loose! Then another problem arise, the unsaleable became junk. If you can find a way to recycle it maybe you could have good profit here!\nIf you have exporting experience you can exported it to the third world countries with a good profit. But be honest if you want to have repeat orders!\nGood Luck, God Bless You!
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From the perspective of someone in the US occasionally looking for suppliers abroad, think how they often search for business partners from other countries:\n\n1. Make sure your company is listed in databases kept by your trade attaches in your embassies. Many companies first go-to place when they want suppliers from abroad are the respective embassies of the countries they want to deal with. Contact your department of foreign affairs to check how to get your name in their listings.\n\n2. Be in databases such as Thomas Register Global http://www.tremnet.com  is the most complete, up-to-date directory of global industrial suppliers and product information\n\n3. Participate in international trade fairs supported by your government, whether based in Thailand or international. Trade shows are your best bet to meeting potential clients from other countries. Even if you don't advertise and can only do this, make sure you do trade shows. Trade shows can connect you to the right audience you need.
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here are some search engines for jobs in Japan.  Good luck with that!!  I spent 5 months working there until I got the hell out...
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Decide where you want to live.  It might be easier to transition into a new country if you already have friends or family here that can help you get familiar with the area.\n\nI'm assuming you have all the stuff you need to be legitimately able to work in this country.  I don't know what is required for that, and I don't think that you should try to sneak in.  This doesn't make you very popular.\n\nOnce you are here, look for work.  For example, I live in a teeny little town with no traffic lights.  i go to yp.yahoo.com, and set my location to this town.  then i find the listings for \n\nTop > Other Professional Services > Design > Graphic Design \n\nwithin 30 minutes of this little town there are 15 businesses that I could call and introduce myself, and ask "Are you hiring?" or some such thing.  It is just a phone call, so this is not much time for you - after all, you are planning a plane trip from India, and that takes quite a bit of time, and it's not like you'll have a job yet, so you can do this.\n\nThe next day, think to yourself "what businesses need a graphic designer that aren't necessarily graphic designing businesses?"  advertising comes to mind, so you can repeat this process for any business that comes to mind.\n\nIf that doesn't work, you can always look at the help wanted ads.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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You may want to try with companies that employ world wide or work world wide. There are some transnational companies Ex. General Motors, Coca-Cola (and not only US companies) that operates world wide, once there you may have more chances to move around different countries. Other companies such as airlines, maritime transportation and cruises are other options, also engineering companies (oil and mining and related). These companies always search for new people, professionals and non-professionals. If you don't have experience, look for entry level positions where experience is not required. World class companies usually have programs to develop employees.
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You need to find business in Pakistani who are exproting goods to China.  Pakistani businesses is where you want to be.  Start there and work your way up from there.
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You have to go there.  Either you will get someone who will over charge you, or you will get someone shoddy.  Go to China, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, or Shanghai, once you're there it is not difficult at all, there are number of publications and sources to find producers in China.  Their trade commission may also help you as well as the embassy of your native country.
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Dear friend\n\nNormally export business is an expansion of the domestic business. If you have products which you feel are acceptable abroad you must have got some information of the market. Not only you should have knowledge of the market and of the product that you propose to export you must also have the capacity to procure the product in a marketable lot. If you are exporting in small quantities you may not get a good price and the economics of the order will not be favourable to you. \n\nHowever if you have a product you can take the help of the Chambers of Commerce who will assist you in finding the probable markets for the same. Take part in some international exihibitons to display your products. May be you will be required to send some products to your prospective buyers as free trade samples.\n\nBetter still, if you can find an exporter who is actually exporting the product, please make an entry in the market by exporting your product thru him. This will ascertain the acceptability of your product abroad and with the experience you can venture on your own.\n\nBest wishes
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I have a home business that is doing very well in the Philippines and once started you can work from anywhere in the world, including Korea.  It is called Freelife International and it is a 10 year old debt free company. Being it is open in the Philippines, you could get started right away!  Believe me, this is legitimate and a very nice income. I started earning money my second day in the business and became a Director within a week. Some of our top ambassadors live in the Philippines.  Please have a look at my website and let me know what you think of it!\nThank you and good luck!
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Check software companies online. They might be willing to offer work sponsorship. I have a friend hired from another country by applying online.
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hi\nwell 1st u have to look for the item what u wanna export, \nwhich item is very demanding to others......\nThan target the customers(importers) where u wanna export...There are several web sites where u can get all the exporters and importers contacts.\nhere is one: \n1)http://www.eximinfo.com/     ..........(this is the best directory)\n2)http://www.bizeurope.com/bsr/importers.htm\n\ni hope it will work. for further info let me know..\ni do online auction business.\nthnx
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It's called "outsourcing." Many of our jobs are going overseas - if you don't believe it, next time you get a call from a telemarketer, ask where they're calling from (could be a call center in the Phillipines).
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Try using a company based in the UK called "Greycoat Placements " ,you will find them on the web , good company and place people worldwide . If not just place an ad in the relevent trade papers , \nBest of luck
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You need to complete your registration. If you don't have a company just fill your name. After you are registered as a member you will be able to contact directly the suppliers listed on the website.\nBy the way, on made-in-china you will deal with exporters and manufacturers mostly, not wholesalers. If you plan to find sources for your retail business that may not be the best site, since minimum order quantity applies (usually by containers).\nPatrick\nwww.sinotrip.biz
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You would really have a hard job there.  To find these products you must visit the places that African and Jamaican sellers are.  And they are basically all over the place.  It's like finding a needle in a haystack.  Talk to African people and also Jamaican people.  These are the ones that would know where to go to find their products.
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Buyers for the large retailers are who you'll need to talk to but its premature to talk to buyers.  The clothing industry is extremely competitive.  If you are into the mass market the only chance is to have them made overseas.  Find a production source in Taiwan, India, Pakistan etc (possibly Mexico).  Then you are talking large minimum orders and long lead times both of which cost you money.  Specialty shops would be the place for high end, one of a kind items and it would be an easier market to penetrate than the huge retailers. Good luck and get out your check book.