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Work abroad

What is it like to work on a construction site? I've recently got a job invitation, but the fact is I will have to work abroad. Can you guys give some recommendations, or maybe anybody had any experience of working in Europe?
  • Posted 5 Jun 2020 16:48
  • Discussion started by Henry_Allen
  • Indiana, United States
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