English and French , Is it enough?
Last activity 21 August 2009 by janimarsa
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In big companies can be...
but if you speak japanese you can work in shops for tourists 
Hola!
Mira que chevere que otro peruanazo viene a Lucerna!, fácil ya llegaste o debes estar por, a ver si nos ponemos en contacto 
Con respecto a lo de trabajo de hecho encuentras, en empresas grandes (que las hay muchas) te basta sólo con ingles y un idioma de los 3 hablados en Suiza (aleman, frances, italiano) asi que mas que sufi...además de hecho luego aprendes aleman, don't worry. Bueno depende obvio tambien que estudiaste y tu experiencia pero tal como es en todas partes del mundo, ya sabes.
Suerte con la mudanza
salu2
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