Need advice on a smart way to look for a job

[nayoung.mathiesen]

Newly arrived as a spouse of an expat, I would very much like to work part or full-time. Although I believe I am qualified to do many things, I have not gone a single track and most headhunters may find it hard to place me since they are used to working in a very branch/industry specific way.

Native Korean but I have lived and worked professionally in Korea, USA and in Norway and speak all languages fluently. I am currently studying Mandarin. Originally trained and worked as a CPA in New York, however since then, I've worked in many different industries in various roles including running my own businesses - international trade, F&B/consumer goods, retail, government relations(lobbying), etc.

Are there country specific head hunters as well? Any well informed comments and advice will be appreciated.

[Mi Amigo]

Well by their definition, headhunters usually hunt you, not the other way round. Obviously you'll want to be on their radar, so if I were in your situation I'd start here.