pretty_8127
Hey, I feel you. I'm also a foreigner here, and it can be tough without Turkish. I'd suggest looking into international companies or startups in areas like Kadıköy or Levent—they often need English speakers for customer support or sales. Try sites like Kariyer.net or LinkedIn Turkey, and focus on roles where Turkish isn't a must. Also, consider teaching English if you have a degree; it's a common route. Good luck!
Axeldaius
Hey, I totally get it! I was in your shoes a few months ago. Finding a job here without fluent Turkish is tough, but not impossible. Have you checked out expat groups on Facebook? A lot of customer service gigs for English speakers pop up there. Also, try networking at co-working spaces like Impact Hub. Hang in there, it gets easier once you make a few connections!
Ahmed
Hey, I feel you! I was in the same boat last year. Check out LinkedIn and Kariyer.net for English-speaking roles, especially in call centers or international companies. Also, try networking at expat events or coworking spaces like Impact Hub. Learning basic Turkish will help a lot. Good luck!
sim_one
Hey! I'm in a similar boat—been here 3 months and still learning Turkish. Have you tried applying to international companies or coworking spaces? I found some leads on Kariyer.net and LinkedIn. Also, English teaching might be an option if you're native-level. What sector are you targeting?
Annt11
Hey, I'm in a similar boat! Been here two months myself. What kind of customer service roles are you targeting? Have you looked into call centers or hotels? They're often more open to English speakers. Also, which area of Istanbul are you based in? I've heard some districts have more international companies than others.
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