How can I get a job in Europe

Where do you come from?
And where would you like to go?

I'm not european, and I want to go to france

It all depends where you come from. All countries have different VISA law boundries!

Yeah it kind of depends where you are from. If your from the US, Japan, Australia, etc .. Then it will be easier (since they will not be under the impression that you will turn into an illegal immigrant). However these days it doesn't really matter where you are from, as long as you have support from your employer (your employer has to help you out, to get you into france). You must first find a job (employer) in france before you live in france (while in your country - you can search for them online) contact the employer and have them aid you for a work visa - by the way.. If you have no qualifications (or have qualifications that aren't in high demand) then this will be impossible. There are many people from china, india, etc are easily moving to foreign countries like france (but obviously they will have good qualifications, that are in high demand).

Btw, the French government are now tightening on immigration levels, so the more time you use the harder it will get.

I know that this isn't any of my business but where are you actually from?

(and note that a common man from a third world country has absolutely NO chance to live & work in france)

I live in america

Your best bet is to go to the French Embassy in America and ask for information.

Lol you live in america and you want to go to france! Lol! I'm from europe and people here dream of going to USA, not the other way around lol.

But anyway, since your in USA then it will be easier. But what qualifications do you have? If you don't have any then that's the first thing you need to work on... Get some qualifications, then some initial work in the USA, then go to the embassy / apply to move to france.

I'm from europe too and would love to go to USA.
I guess europe is just as interesting as USA is to American's

Not necessarily qualifications, more work experience and what line of work they do is important!

It sounds to me that we all dream of other places. I live in the US and dream of living in Europe. So, from what I hear on this site- One must first obtain employment and then pursue a visa? And, any hints on what gets you the job in Europe? Also, what are the "hot employments"...meaning what industries are expanding and looking for help (especially people with an outside perspective)?
Thanks and I hope the grass is green for all of us.