Wanting to work in the US (split)

[Walid Elkak 2]

8 hours ago, Amadia said:

What does the US have to offer in terms of employment that your home country does not? 

USA is liberated country and my country is conservative IT'S A BIG DIFFERENT

[JFH 12,189]

21 minutes ago, Walid Elkak said:

but unfortunately I have to go back to my home country (EGYPT). Because of family issues.

So you’re looking for work in Egypt?

[Walid Elkak 2]

12 minutes ago, JFH said:

So you’re looking for work in Egypt?

No

I'm looking for job in USA

[Unlockable 7,306]

3 minutes ago, Walid Elkak said:

No

I'm looking for job in USA

The point is that as of now, with no current job offer or path for you to be in the US, you will likely not have a US job in the immediate future. So the best option would be to have a job in your home country to both hold you over and help build your experience until you can find a US employer to sponsor you. 

 

The work visa is not immediate. So even if you found an employer to sponsor you today, it will be a while (likely 2020) until you can come to the US and work.

[Jaquelly 1,647]

2 minutes ago, Unlockable said:

The point is that as of now, with no current job offer or path for you to be in the US, you will likely not have a US job in the immediate future. So the best option would be to have a job in your home country to both hold you over and help build your experience until you can find a US employer to sponsor you. 

 

The work visa is not immediate. So even if you found an employer to sponsor you today, it will be a while (likely 2020) until you can come to the US and work.

It's even hard to get immediate work in America as a skilled worker. We're not trying to deflate your dreams, but you need to do more research, OP.

[ClickityClackity 133]

I agree. I tried looking for a job for over 2 years in the states and although business wanted to hire me they weren't willing to go through the visa process. 

You have a long road ahead and I wish you the best of luck, but you need to do your research and look for other avenues and work in Egypt so you can sustain yourself

[USS_Voyager 1,971]

1 hour ago, Walid Elkak said:

TGI FRIDAY'S

How about you asking them if they can transfer you to the US? That may be your best bet. 

[Walid Elkak 2]

3 hours ago, USS_Voyager said:

How about you asking them if they can transfer you to the US? That may be your best bet. 

I already asked them

That's why I'm in big (removed)

Edited June 25, 2019 by Unlockable
Edited to remove inappropriate word.

[Amadia 711]

2 hours ago, Walid Elkak said:

USA is liberated country and my country is conservative IT'S A BIG DIFFERENT

I really don't know how you expected this post to end up.....every member pretty much explained the facts: you CANNOT just wake up one morning and decide that you want to work on American soil.

You are not in America and seem to be somewhere in the Middle East at this time. You have no type of visa that would allow you entry to the US right now and you can check as many job sites as you'd like but ALL of them will ask the same question:

ARE YOU AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE UNITED STATES?

 

What will be your answer to that question on the job application? 

[kris&me 572]

anyone speaking multiple languages can search for jobs on the cruise ships (online just use google )

they have 5, 6 and 7 months contracts

you do have to work 7 days a week while working a contract

then you will have several months off while waiting for your next bid (contract)

this is not living in the US but ports in the US

the companies fly employees to the port and back to their country when contracts are finished

the cruise ships out of Florida employ many foreigners as i said because many speak and write several languages

[Roel 7,191]

2 hours ago, Walid Elkak said:

USA is liberated country and my country is conservative IT'S A BIG DIFFERENT

Oh boy, you'd be surprised how conservative USA can be.

I think you're the kind of person who has this idea of USA that you have seen on the movies and tv shows and you think life there is perfect.

[ClickityClackity 133]

6 minutes ago, Roel said:

Oh boy, you'd be surprised how conservative USA can be.

I think you're the kind of person who has this idea of USA that you have seen on the movies and tv shows and you think life there is perfect.

I mean I do agree with you, but I do believe there's a big difference in between Egypt and the US. 

The US can be very conservative, but nothing compared to Egypt. 

Edited June 25, 2019 by Mary&Rafa

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[kris&me 572]

22 minutes ago, Roel said:

Oh boy, you'd be surprised how conservative USA can be.

I think you're the kind of person who has this idea of USA that you have seen on the movies and tv shows and you think life there is perfect.

this is so true

we don't all swear a blue streak 

or have multiple sex partners

we have families and like respect

 

[Jaquelly 1,647]

8 minutes ago, kris&me said:

this is so true

we don't all swear a blue streak 

or have multiple sex partners

we have families and like respect

 

A blue streak? In our hair?