AAAAARGH

[kabuki]

Sometimes I wish I would have handy connections to any villain country and enough money to buy an a-bomb ... but if I would have, I wouldn't be in the situation I am in right now.
So - there's this huge Game Company in the US, that searches desperately for people who can write and speak fluent German. I know, me being German doesn't necessarily includes that my writing skills are excellent. But well, with my grown ego I'm the opinion they're decent enough.
Said Game Company is a little bit in stress to publish a certain game in time. So they need people who check the German version for any spelling mistakes etc blabla. Crunchtime at its best. And a job that would last from end of July to the middle of August.
A job I already had in my pocket. If .... and here comes the part with my need for a-bombs the Arbeitsamt would tag along.

1. The Job is in the States...


2. I would earn to much money


3. Since the Arbeitsamt is paying my rent, they can decide where I'm allowed to go

not that this would be my bigtime chance!!! but QA for a GAME COMPANY has nothing to do with my future job as GAME DESIGNER ... at least not in there records!!!

Comments

[vulpes-demonica.livejournal.com]

Doesn't it always work like that with those kinds of public instances? My ex got paid his sick money half a year late because NAV (the Norwegian version) fucked up. I don't even want to deal with them - I'm working for a temp agency instead of trying to get them to help me find a job. It's just too frustrating.

[tirwolf.livejournal.com]

I think my son, Jonathan, is applying for the same position. Does said company handle League of Legends on-line? He's the son who just graduated from Penn State Univ. as a German major.