If my Wife will find a job in Copenhagen easily

First of all, without a few exceptions (special skills, special branches, such as it-people, engineers, ?) the language in Denmark is Danish. I would expect it to be uphill for your wife to find a job within her field.

In former times, we had several banks in a town, not now.  Online banking, machines, chat bots and robots have made many bankers redundant. The two biggest banks, Danske Bank and Nordea, are involved in whitewash scandals which are expected to be a costly affair for them. For the time being, Nordea is reducing its staff.

What else? Unless, we talk of cleaning and other odd jobs, I see no possibilities.

http://www.jobsites.dk/jobportaler.html

Could your company perhaps help with some kind of a job?

/Nellie

Nellie Berg wrote:

First of all, without a few exceptions (special skills, special branches, such as it-people, engineers, ?) the language in Denmark is Danish. I would expect it to be uphill for your wife to find a job within her field.

In former times, we had several banks in a town, not now.  Online banking, machines, chat bots and robots have made many bankers redundant. The two biggest banks, Danske Bank and Nordea, are involved in whitewash scandals which are expected to be a costly affair for them. For the time being, Nordea is reducing its staff.

What else? Unless, we talk of cleaning and other odd jobs, I see no possibilities.

http://www.jobsites.dk/jobportaler.html

Could your company perhaps help with some kind of a job?

/Nellie

Hi Nellie,

I see you live on Hillerød. I stayed and worked for several months at BIOGEN Alle to set up their new production lines.

Even if after a few weeks, despite being able to cope with several European languages (including German), I gave up hope of speaking Danish.

Is life still so relaxed? I had really enjoyed my stay. And who knows, maybe I'll go back someday.

Biogen has been sold and is now building a new plan in Switzerland.
https://hilleroed.lokalavisen.dk/nyhede … 84683.html

If you master the German language, Danish should be a piece of cake. Never give up!

/Nellie