Has anyone ever worked in El Salvador?

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kisanz_04

First of all I hope you speak spanish... If not before you go you should learn at least the basics...I know there is a lot of opportunities in english teaching and call centers, you can also check out Dell I heard they were hiring....OR
You can just google or yahoo it, just type in "jobs in el salvador", something will come up.

Hondu

In most cases only if you hold a residency or have a skill that cannot be provided by a local can you get a job. They want their own people to have the work. That is not to say there are no gringos working but many of them are doing it illegally.

La'Miya R.

I would go to El Salvador.com and click on Clasificado.

Jose

Hello, I am Alan. I have been invited to this project (see list below). I have an important criticism to make of what has been projected here so far, and it is the lack of attention to the country's indigenous peoples. (There may be other deficiencies too, I'm not saying indigenous issues are the only important problem not covered, but they are one such.) Including "Pipil mythology" is not enough! Ignoring the "native El Salvadoreans" is the norm in most official and dominant viewpoints regarding El Salvador, and is also the attitude of most people in El Salvador themselves, unfortunately; therefore the project outlined on this page at present can be said to reflect such "mainstream" behaviour. In my opinion, that is no justification (the widespread existence of discrimination cannot justify continuing to discriminate). Personally I do not feel attracted to working in a forum which systematically overlooks the very issue in connection with I might be interested in contributing, and there are other fora in which I can work where the importance of the original peoples of El Salvador and their concerns is appreciated and recognised. I am not prepared to adopt the position of a lonely voice with an audience of one: when I lived and worked in El Salvador I had to put up with that too often because of the apathy of people around me - I don't desire to act out that role again here, thank you very much. If I see any sign that there is a community interested in working on indigenous themes here, please invite me again and I promise to join you. If not, then Te nikneki. (Note: If anyone disagrees with or is scandalised by this reply or considers it unjustified, please have a look at Wikipedia:WikiProject Countering systemic bias.) --A R King 08:33, 2 April 2007 (UTC)
I think you may be reading too much into the front page. The fellow started it and put in articles he saw to be missing. Everyone writes on what they are knowledgeable of. I live in the United States, that doesn't mean I can add anything to the articles on the National Basketball Association, the Nez Perce, or Twinkies. Everyone is welcome to write on what appeals to them. Chris 03:32, 3 April 2007 (UTC)

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