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к такому жизнь меня не готовила

это портрет Савченко и кто-то бросает Римский салют на юзерпиках?

всего в компании около 1к человек если что

большая галера

блин, хочу манго

made foreign passport, have ordered bank card, am gonna take my tax deduction then convert almost all money to euro by one step (for reducing the commission)

but so yeah, it's time to job hunting

Is Mastercard or Visa better in Europe? The truth is both types of cards are widely accepted abroad, and are therefore better choices for international travel than Amex or Discover. As noted above, Mastercard may offer a slightly better exchange rate than Visa, but if you don’t travel frequently, it probably won’t make a huge difference. When

https://www.creditcardinsider.com/blog/visa-vs-mastercard-which-should-you-choose/

Visa is a 100% US product.

MasterCard is widely perceived as a European product, though the corporation is headquartered also in the USA.

The currency of Visa cards is the U.S. dollar (USD).

The MasterCard currency can be the USD, or the euro (EUR), so the holder has to make the strategically important choice when ordering the card.

Please note: Visa and MasterCard cards are accepted practically globally, and nearly any merchant takes both. But whenever you pay in the equivalent of the local currency, the cardholder account may be charged the conversion or currency exchange fees, unless the payment is conducted by the card appropriately chosen for shopping or other expenses in a particular area.
Examples of the Visa and MasterCard cards used around the world:

   An owner of a card account in the Russian rubles (RUB) travels to France and pays in the local shops in euros (EUR). If he has a MasterCard, his RUB is converted into EUR. If he uses the Visa, his RUB is converted into USD, then the USD value is converted into EUR. So in this case it is more reasonable to pay by MasterCard because this payment method involves only one conversion.

Okay, sounds legit so far. You could focus on your LinkedIn profile and also go over fundamental knowledge you’d need for interviews. Ask somebody, preferably many people to review those. Get some recommendations and references. Learning to write cover letters may also be useful — I never need to, but if recruiters aren’t flocking to you themselves, you might have to write them pretty often. Get your diploma English translations as well — many countries accept them along with those in their official languages.

many thanks to the bank official, i didnt know about that

Most of the time you don’t really get to choose much in this respect. Getting a good bank is actually more important than picking the best of Visa vs MasterCard.

why my diploma in English needed? Do ya mean in German?

Wow, never knew ‘bout this, either. Then it makes sense that some offers of cards come as MasterCard only.

I've choosed Rosbank the child of Société Générale

С одой стороны у меня рука не поднимается осуждать Милова за его решение, а с другой призывать выйти людей на митинг под дубинки и уголовки, а самому анонсировать свой съеб из страны из-за боязни уголовок - это что?
Вот и сижу я такой с этим чувством и хз как реагировать

1) recruiters sometimes may also want to take a look.
2) if your objective if to leave Russia, you shouldn’t necessarily be too picky about the country. Once you’re in EU, you’ll be able to move towards your dream country much easier than you can from Russia, as more companies will be willing to hire you. English is universal.
3) For some documents, German embassy doesn’t require German translations if English versions of documents are available. While it’s not always so and you have to look at the rules of a particular consulate (and they change) — I’m pretty sure many other EU countries do the same.

Actually if your uni issues them — ask for European Diploma Supplement. Will be much easier to prove your degree is equivalent to European ones.