Introducing Ron Grove in Serbia
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2023
- Ron Grove is an American with an impressive language learning ability, in this video I interview him during his first trip to Serbia. He came prepared to speak in Serbian very well for a first timer. Please click the link below to subscribe to Ron on CZcams.
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I actually got pleasantly surprised by how well Mr. Grove speaks Serbian.
Thank you. I'll keep working hard at it, but have a long way to go.
So nice to see that you’re sticking together and helping each other in developing your business and personal goals. Best of luck
Thank you
Welcome Ron :)
Thank you :-)
Welcome to Serbia Rob! Thanks for making the video and promoting Serbia!
Ron not Rob 😂
Thank you, I'll do my best. I need to learn these editing tools better. I have video, but still learning how to prepare it for posting on CZcams.
Job done 👍
Welcome Ron!
Thank you :-)
Welcome Ron I hope you have a great time here, also your Serbian is beyond good.
Waooo, I am blown away with a Ron's serbian! Brilliant!Thank you guys!
Brad, you are such a positive influence on this country, you make us better, thank you!
Just subscribed to Ron's channel, WELCOME!
Thank you and welcome!
Ron dobrodošao u Srbiju!
If you want to be a digital nomad and live in Serbia and be self sufficient, what if you worked your way up the chain that now you can only do beautifully formatted power points and present to the board and totally lost your ancient techo skills?
How significantly will the quality of your life increase with further chain climbing? Maybe it's time to get off the chains. Picking up skills that will enable you to live your life on your terms, is always a good idea.
@@milans5914 My point is i am off the chain and therefore unemployed - the only offers are management consultant where I borrow the customers watch to tell them the time - countries like serbia do not need these skills, they already have them in their government no doubt - So a list of actually needed skills would be useful. Be good to follow this second channel to see where it leads
Nis is the best city in best country. People are dynamic , like to argue 😂 and have warm soul.
Hey Brad, are things still going well in Serbia? I ask because I'm very interested in moving there.
Yes everything is grand. I just had breakfast and fresh juice from my juicer and I am laying in bed.
@@bradbeckett I'm glad it's still going well man. I'm forming a plan to move there soon and have been watching your content to get as much information as i can but I'm unfortunately still waiting on my passport. I want to talk to Sandra soon, do you happen know if I need my passport before I can apply for a visa or can I setup the visa first?
How hard is it to work in Tech from Serbia? Data Analyst or aspiring Data Engineer type of position?
Only as hard as it is for you to find a job back in your home country.
@@bradbeckett In the US right now it isn't the prettiest of environments.
@@bradbeckett Do you know any Americans who have taken jobs directly with Serbian companies in the Tech field?
Your serbian is great and Americans have already colonized Serbia 😂