Hey,

I'm thinking about moving to CH sometime during the second half of next year.
I'll be looking for a job. . . and even though I myself am Swiss and have, more or less, some reasonable means to stay put until I accomplish my objective, I'm quite worried about a few points - mostly from forum threads I've read here and there. I have some questions too. . .

 - First, I understand the Swiss seem to have a rather rigid approach to professional profiles, demanding more experience and specialization than elsewhere for the same jobs. That sounds like kryptonite for my resume.
Also, I've heard that entry-level positions are very hard to come by. . .

 - Second, for those who have Swiss nationality. . . Having gone through some of the goverment websites (Vaud, for instance) I see that there are official mechanisms to fight unemployment (ORP - Offices régionaux de placement). I haven't gone through every detail but the system seems quite complete and functional. So. . . does it work? Does it really help?

 - Also, do you know any good HR agency that could help me rewrite my resume (it can actually be passable if I do that!) and maybe give me some pointers? I think the local govt (as in the above point) has something of that but I'm not sure nor want to rely on only one thing.

 - Finally, how's the job market, in general, given the EU crisis. I'd expect a lot of saturation from people from high-unemployment EU countries. Can we expect it to get better through 2014? Worse?.

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Last but not least, here's my profile, more or less, maybe you can give me some tips:

Personal
32 yrs old, male, Swiss-Argentine (grew up and studied in the later)
Education
Bacherlor's degree in Management (4 years full time)
Master's degree in Finance (2 years part time)
Languages
Spanish - Mother tongue
English - Fluent (lived in UK some years)
French - Fluent with errors - got my DELF B2 last year, taking a DALF C1 course right now (that means I can, despite the errors, write articles, do oral presentations, debate, etc. . .)
Chinese - currently HSK II (estimate) - there's a good chance it'll be much higher by the time I set foot in the country.
Experience
Well, here's my weakest point. . .
My last 5-6 years have been doing budgeting and reporting+controlling at a large company. I also participated in varios IRP implementations (including SAP).
I've really held 3 (actually 4) different positions over this period - but I guess I can rewrite my resume to show the actual work I did which is all very similar and related.
My experience before that is negligible: I did some work as an IRP consultant and held some administrative position at the very beginning.

In theory, I know I could work at any company that has a budgeting process with the subsequent reporting and controlling. . . but I know it can be said my experience it's not enough (quantity), or not specific enough, etc. . . Hell, I'll do an intership if I have to!

So. . . any advice?