voilà j'ai parcouru le forum en long et en large mais je n'ai rien trouvé concernant le travail de manipulateur radio en guadeloupe. En effet je souhaiterai partir là bas d'ici un an (pour une durée limitée), et j'aimerai savoir où pourrais je trouver du travail là bas? Si il y a des manips expatriés 😛 ou qui y sont allés et qui pourraient me faire partager leur expérience, ce serait vraiment sympa!! merci !!!😎
salut julie, je suis infirmiere dc je cotoi des manip radio, tout simplement envoi tes cv ds les centre de radiologie de la guadeloupe et tu verras si on t embauche, pr trouver les adresses tu ve sur le site des pages jaunes...c est ce que j vais fait pour trouver du travail et ca à marché.
pour info il y en a: à la polyclinique de la guadeloupe, à pointe à pitre au centre de scannographie, au moule, à la clinique de choisi...etc voilà ce que je connais...apres a toi de postuler...
biz bon courage
salut Minitritt , merci pour ta réponse !! 🙂
Es tu contente d'être là bas? Au niveau du travail y a t-il de grandes différences pour toi avec la métropole? Et au niveau de la vie là bas, t'y plais tu? et si je peux t'embêter encore un peu connais tu les jolis coins tranquilles où il est préférable d'habiter? merci d'avance 😏 !
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merci, c'est vrai que j'essaie d'en savoir plus car on lit vraiment de tout sur la guadeloupe, et les gens disent tous des choses différentes...alors j'essaie de me faire une idée!
Personnellement je suis en couple, j'ai 26 ans, et je suis manip depuis 2 ans... je pensais travailler en cabinet privé...
Pour l'habitat je pensais effectivement plutot m'installer vers grande terre avec les plages et les villes... Par contre comme je ne connais pas du tout c'était pour savoir quelles villes étaient le mieux? niveau sécurité?ambiance?...
En tout cas tu t'y plais !! c'est sûr que vis à vis de la famille c'est pas forcément évident, mais je suppose que tu rentres en métropôle de temps à autre?
Et si je peux te demander (encore !😊) à quelles difficultés tu as été confrontée? je veux dire dans le quotidien? (des choses auxquelles on ne pense pas forcément ?)
Merci beaucoup pour ton aide 😉
et oui pour nous l'installation là bas c'est quasi sûr dès l'année prochaine!
alors quelles villes vivre...niveau ambiance ça serait gosier ou saint François voire sainte anne(ou je vie) mais tout dépends ou tu travailleras car il y a pas mal de bouchon ici, moi j habite assez loin de mon boulot ms je commence tôt aussi dc personne sur les routes à mes heures...par contre le soir je met plus de tps...mais ici il y a la route principale qui longe la cote, sinon il y a les "grand fond" cad les routes au coeur de la guadeloupe parfois sinueuse pas très entretenu mais au moins tu roules...lol
voilà sinon niveau sécurité je dirai c 'est comme partout mais en général ya pas de problème a moins que tu ne sois au coeur du ghetto lol...ms t inquiètes pas pr ça...si tu viens ici tu trouveras un apparte ou une maison sympa en grande terre, tu ne seras pas ds les HLM dc pas de problèmes...
sinon c'est sur l île n est pas comme on se l imagine des antilles, certain endroit le sont mais d autres endroits sont sales, mal entretenu , déchets sur le bord des routes ms ça s arrange de plus en plus...
moi les difficultés rencontrées sont plus la solitude, je ne suis pas venu en couple et ici les gens arrivent et repartent, il y a un va et vient permanent...mais toi accompagnée tu n auras pas ce problème j imagine...
ce que je te conseille c 'est que toi ou ton conjoint trouve un boulot avant de s installer pr plus de sécurité...
rapporter votre voiture aussi au moins une, moi j ai fait l erreur d en acheter une pas chère ici ms j ai eu bcp de réparations etc, et les garages ne sont pas fiable parfois(pas tous attention!) et ça revient je crois environ a 1000 euros de rapporter ta voiture de nantes, le havre et sûrement d ailleurs...et en plus tu peux en profiter pr charger ta voiture...
sinon c est sur que tu dois entendre plein de choses différentes et moi aussi j en entend, ms je pense que tant qu on n 'a pas vecu soit meme ds le pays on ne peux pas savoir...mais ne t inquiètes pas ici ce qui diffère ds le travail c'est que les gens ne se bouge pas bcp parfois et c sur pr quelqu un d organiser, quelqu un ki aime son travail et ki en veut, ki veut se démener et bien parfois ça peut être fatiguant d être confronter a des personne qui s en fiche, moi c est plus ca mon problème ici mais on fait ac, je fais mon travail et voilà.
sinon je suppose que tu voulais me parler du racisme moi je ne l ai pas vécu je ne pense pas, il y a parfois des blagues sur les blancs c sur on nous appelle comme ca ms fo pas le prendre mal et si tu es correcte que tu t intéresses à eux ca passera sans problème mais c sur ke ya tjs des "cons" partout faut pas se leurrer lol...ms ds l ensemble ca va...
par contre tu vois moi je ne traîne pas bcp avec les antillais, on a vraiment une culture et une autre façon de vivre, on pense différemment aussi ca c mon point de vue...
aller sur ce je te laisse y réfléchir
a bientôt alors
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Salut ju34, jss manip radio depuis 1an et je viens d'arriver en guadeloupe, et j'aurais voulu savoir si tu avais trouvé un poste
si la guadeloupe te plait ? Jespère que lon pourra échangé nos expérience.
Merci et jespère a bientôt !
j'avais contacté 2 cabinet, si il ne m'avais pas di qu'il était fortement intéressé par ma candidature
je serais allé voir ailleurs, sinon niveau salaire je pense avoir mal négocier... pq il n'ont pas beaucoup de
proposition dc...... tu cherches ds kel secteur ?
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