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Electrotechnician looking for experience working on industrial electricity

Slam 3likoum I hope everyone is doing well I am currently studying as an electrotechnician and I need experience working on industrial grade stuff I have a litter experience and I am Willing to learn the pay doesn't have to be great as long as I get to learn from a professional anywhere around mosta would be great

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u/Far_Enthusiasm4484 — 10 hours ago

Is 63,000 DZD a fair salary for my job in Algeria?

Peace be upon you. I would like to get opinions from people with experience in business and managing stores, especially those who have worked as employees or project owners. I want candid and realistic opinions, without flattery.
-old guy, and I've been working in a store selling pastry supplies for about 6 months.
At first, I started to learn, but over time I became one of the essential people in the store, and right now I consider myself the person in charge after the manager's partner.
My tasks include:
• Selling and dealing with customers.
• Cash register and accounting.
• Organizing and monitoring the goods.
• Inventory.
• Receiving shipments.
• Preparing orders.
• Lifting boxes.
• And sometimes delivering goods to pastry stores after closing.
• I can manage the store alone in the absence of the person in charge.
I have also previously worked alone during busy seasons when the store was very crowded, and I handled the work pressure.
I contributed to changing many things in the store for the better.
As for the work:
I work 11 hours, sometimes reaching up to 14 hours a day.
• Usually, we leave at 9, 10, or 11 PM, depending on the day.
• During busy seasons, we can stay until 12 AM or 1 AM.
• I have about an hour of rest each day.
• We work 7 days a week, and on Friday, we work from about 10 AM to 1 PM.
• There is no work contract or CNAS.
In return, the employer provides me with housing and meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), free of charge.
At first, my salary was 45,000 DZD.
I recently talked to the manager about a raise, and after discussion, he offered me:
• 55,000 DZD salary.
• + 8,000 DZD monthly bonus for effort.
So, it’s approximately 63,000 DZD monthly.
He told me that if my performance remains good until next year, he might raise the salary to 70,000 DZD.
My question to you honestly is:
Is 63,000 DZD a fair salary for these responsibilities and working hours, considering that housing and food are provided?
Would you accept this offer or negotiate for more?
Do you think staying another year is reasonable to reach 70,000 DZD and build capital?
Or are you looking for another job with a higher salary or less work time?
If you were in my place, what would you do exactly?
I want opinions based on experience, especially from store owners, traders, and people who have gone through a similar situation.
Note: I don't want answers like “be grateful and that's it” or “go change jobs” without explanation. I want to know why, and what decision you see as better in terms of money and future.

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u/Vegetable_Data7314 — 21 hours ago

I just learned a new skill which is web scraping and I need mini project to start with

I just learned web scraping I'm in the experiment phase I need some mini projects to practice and If any one know how can I find clients that need this service plz

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u/Outrageous-Week5495 — 14 hours ago

the weirdest experience im having with bdl (Banque de Développement Local)

my fiancée works abroad and ofc he sends me money till he makes it back which is pretty soon, he sent me money for about 2 years, this time he sent me 2900€ and added like an additional 50€ for fees, the 50 bucks came through like nothing happened but the rest is not here and is still in progress (the bank refuse to let me know what’s happening btw he had to contact his bank ), i called the support nothing, all they said is file a report and they gave me these numbers which told me to call and i did but they hang up and refuse to answer. The bank in my city also don’t know why the money is not in my card yet. So if anyone ever experienced this let me know bc i need the money and i still don’t have it.

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u/notyumiiii — 23 hours ago

In the age of Industrial progression, what will we do if we can't create our own equipment at an international standard?

The CEO of the company I work with jokingly told me; "What if someday foreigners decided they had enough of us pirating their industrial softwares, and tell us to give them their equipment back, get a refund and that's the end of it."

I found it funny and replied that we'd be cooked, but that sparked a question in my head, what would we actually do if it came down to that? Can we really trust local "supposed" fabrication that only imports parts and weld them together? Because even when it comes to supplies, with the decline of importation the quality of local plywood has been really bad. Especially in the last month. Let alone the quality of local industrial machines.

What do you guys think? 🤔

u/Algerianflyingcart — 1 day ago

Question for med students or doctors here about equivalence

hey everyone, i hope you're doing well, so basically i wanna confirm some rumours i heard

i heard from a lot of people that, in the fifth year of medschool, you get equivalence to a bachelor's or master's in biology

or something like that, can anyone confirm if it's true?

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u/Infinite-Ad-484 — 1 day ago
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Looking to study/work abroad

Salamu Alaikum, I hope you're all doing well.

I want to continue my studies/find work abroad, specifically in Australia or any English-speaking country.

I study Automatique, and I heard from my uncles abroad that people in the same field are very much needed and have good pay (confirmed by Gemini and some reddit comments/youtube videos).

The problem is, in my 2nd year in uni, my notes were very weird. My grades in the 2 main subjects were horrible, but everything else was either average or really good, so if I lock in this year (L3) and get good grades, will I have higher chances of being accepted abroad?

Also, is there a campus in Australia or something? Something like Campus France.

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u/Patient_Yard6985 — 1 day ago

Have anyone ever tried work while studying in high school?

I want an advice on working while studying in high school (specially bac) because my financial situation is getting difficult more than the time im alive on this earth.

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u/That_Solution_6562 — 1 day ago

A question to people with badr bank accounts

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Hey everyone i hope you're doing well, so to people who managed to open accounts in badr bank, specifically for recieving euro/hard currency

What do i need to do? do i need to find a branch in my wilaya? or can i open one directly from the website?

bc on the website, i keep clicking the buttons shown, but nothing happens

one last question, how do i exactly use this account to receive money from abroad? i know it's a dumb question, but I'm confused

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u/Infinite-Ad-484 — 2 days ago

In this era of AI, should i leaen web developement?

As we all know ai chat bots are getting exponentially better at doing a developpers job, escpecially web developemnt. so are human web developers in demand? should i invest my time into it?

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u/Particular-Day-542 — 3 days ago

Need help with work!!

Salam khouty..

I created a new account in upwork and bought some connects to start searching for work as a customer support, i know what to do but i have no work experience in it. Can anyone help me to know what to do?

Plus i have 20$ left in my card, is there any ideas on how to make money with them, maybe start a business or start selling something.

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u/Mohamed_Amiine — 2 days ago

paypal to binance

i have a client from brazilia that want to pay me usign paypal

but i dont use paypal and he dont use binance , crypto ...
what is the solution

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u/AdSlight1867 — 2 days ago

job offer

our company is hiring, if you speak and understand english and can understand arabic in other regions, please contact me for real time interpreting

our work is fully remote, day shifts, send me a message to know more

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u/Important_Branch_783 — 4 days ago

Myfin transfer limits

I traded EUR by using Myfin, it worked very well in the past 3 months. But now Myfin has monthly and weekly limits, I can't transfer too much money 😔

I still have EUR left in account balance and the money is locked 🔒

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u/Equivalent_Double812 — 3 days ago

I just created my first physical product, what do you think?

Salam everyone!

I just created a prototype for the first physical product for my brand. I tried to look for a reading journal in the Algerian market but I couldn't find any so I created my own. I designed the pages myself what do you think?

- What do you think of the product and how much would you realistically pay for it?

- Do you think it's a good idea that I created it in Arabic or should I make an English version as well?

PS: this is only the first prototype hence there are some imperfections

u/Zealousideal-End3139 — 4 days ago

english arabic interpreters

we are currently hiring new english and arabic translators to provide realtime interpreting with a company based outside algeria,

you need to speak english fluently with no accent and understand diffrent dialects like syrians, kuwaiti, and others.

we need people that are able to work for long term please if u dont meet these dont reach out.

the position is available for males only rn because our team is full.

kindly dm me so we can book an interview.

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u/Important_Branch_783 — 2 days ago

Translator

hi i've never worked in translation before, so i'm wondering what they actually do there.. like what kind of documents do they usually translate? do they translate everything (legal, medical..etc) or does each translator have a specific type of translation they work with?
i don't know what to expect from this job or the interview
any extra info would be appreciated

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u/p1nkblu5h — 3 days ago

How can a university student realistically make money in Algeria?

Hi everyone. I’m a university student, Algeria, and I’m trying to figure out how I can start making my own money while continuing my studies.

I’m not posting this to ask anyone to give me a job. I’m mainly looking for advice from people who have actually managed to make money as students, freelancers, or young people in Algeria.

I’m at a point where I really want to become financially independent and stop relying completely on my family. I know it probably won’t happen overnight, and I’m willing to learn and put in the work, but honestly, I don’t know where to start.

ps: I’m not looking for get-rich-quick schemes. I’m willing to spend months learning a skill and building a portfolio if that’s what it takes. I just want to invest my time into something that has a realistic chance of eventually making me money.

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u/Specific-Clothes-437 — 4 days ago