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AdiehFlowzMember19 August 2013 14:36:28

Hello..Im Adieh Flowz (DJ,Producer).
Im looking JOB As DJ (DIsc Jockey)or Resident DJ in the club ,hotel, resort. in jakarta. maybe in here have a info for that.

thanks.

karen ViP

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karenViP20 August 2013 10:46:22

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Hello AdiehFlowz.

I would invite you to post your resume/CV in the Jobs in Jakarta section. It might help.

Thanks.

Karen

djkorn1313 Member

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djkorn1313Member17 February 2016 06:41:53

hye my name is djkorn i'm from penang malaysia and i'm looking a job as a dj

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FredIndonesia Expert17 February 2016 06:55:19

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djkorn1313 wrote:
hye my name is djkorn i'm from penang malaysia and i'm looking a job as a dj

An expat can't work legally as a DJ in Indonesia - your chances are zero

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UbudianIndonesia Expert17 February 2016 07:59:21

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Is anyone up to date on the actual applicability of the ASEAN agreement insofar as jobs here in Indonesia?

In other words, under the ASEAN agreement, wouldn't this lad from Malaysia be employable here as a DJ?

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enduringwordGuest17 February 2016 08:02:00

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Yes, MEA would be good to apply on.

However, before MEA, I have friends from Malaysia with no problem finding a job here.
I believe in one thing.
You find your own job opportunities. Don't let the naysayers say otherwise.

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enduringwordGuest17 February 2016 08:13:08

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I have been reading the benefits of MEA.
Those big corporations who have been building factories and moved over to Cambodia or Vietnam. Could establish near the border of Laos and Cambodia, and employ workers easily over there. So it is very attractive for these corporations.

Alot of factories are closing down and restructuring, either out of Indonesia or out of Jakarta/big cities. The minimum wage and employee tax/benefits are hammering the industry. I guess only manual labour intensive industries will survive with a look on domestic market.

Indonesia does not have easy land borders with another country. So that won't affect or attract big corporations to invest here.

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DjprogueNew member17 November 2016 10:51:05

Hi Did you get any Jobs in same filed

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