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Top Ten Factors That Enhance One's Odds of Securing a Job
   in Tbilisi, Georgia ... or Atlanta, Georgia

10.  Being skilled in the local language.

9.  Having experience in the field in which one is applying.

8.  Computer-savviness.

7.  Good knowledge of what your target company is all about.

6.  Charming personality.

5.  Good grooming.  Cover all tattoos.

4.  Wearing a jacket and tie if interviewing at a government office.

3.  No joking about Dr. Seuss, "cancel culture" or a popular religion.

2.  Not glancing at your watch while the boss is thinking up a question.

And the number-one factor to improve your chances for this job...

1.  Your uncle is the president of Georgia .. or the president of the Georgia senate.

I would also add to Cccmedia's reply above:
- Being able to post in the correct country subforum

Fair point.

I have just asked the Home Office to consider moving this thread to a country-specific (or could be city-specific) forum.

cccmedia

An expat.com member, self-identified as a 'Nigerian in Tbilisi', just PM'd me asking if he can "sponsor" himself by paying his tuition fee in Georgia T-bills.

What should I tell him?

(a) Go ahead .. make my day!

(b) Not if you plan on attending Bitcoin University.

(c) Only if you can prove this is not the Nigerian hustle.

(d) Other ____________

cccmedia

Hold on a minute.

Honest mistake.

What I had read from the Nigerian as "in Georgia Tbills!" turned out to be: 
paying for his tuition "in Georgia Tbilisi."

So ... keep that in mind if you do the multiple-choice deal.

Hello everyone,

@bolamsweet96, please note that your thread is now on the Georgia > Tbilisi forum. 

Cheers,

Cheryl
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