Is it easy to find a job in IC Design USA?

America is a paradise for children, a battlefield for the young, and a hell for the elderly. Thinking about this sentence, it's easy not to know, and it's certainly not too easy.

Is it easy to find a job in the US? I would like to share with you my own personal experience of coming to my first job in the United States!

I'm sorry it's not easy at all, it's okay for people majoring in STEM, but the rest is difficult, my senior sister Brown graduated from finance and didn't get a job, the housing price is cheap, that is in the big countryside, and the housing price in the big city is converted into RMB.

High school English proficiency in mainland China is not as good as in the United States.

It's so big of a difference that you'll know when you've been in the U.S. for a long time.

I think you're a white-collar worker who comes to the U.S. to look for a job, but you don't have a diploma or skills, and you have to start with a little bit of hard work.

The words of the Chinese do not call out service industries such as restaurants.

You'd better be prepared.

Maybe you have very powerful relatives in the United States, but it's different.

Level 8 English majors may not be accustomed to starting in the United States 1. It is highly recommended that you be mentally prepared that it is impossible to do accounting without spending time in the United States.

It's unrealistic for you to want to go straight to the job. If the immigration inclination is too heavy, the visa will not be passed.

One is that you can sign a tourist visa and use this time to look for a job in the past, and if the company takes a fancy to you, then you have a chance.

The other is that you used to study, and then came out to look for a job after studying, and the United States will provide you with more than 1 year to find a job, and if you can't find it, you can only come back.

There is currently no work visa program in the United States. If you want to work in the United States, English is the most important, and it is best to have a skills certificate in the United States, so that you can find an employer, but whether you can apply for a work permit is unknown. It's hard to estimate.

If you study in the United States, have a strong school, good grades, and are fluent in the language, you may have a 3 or 4 percent chance of getting a job. If you only look at your title, assume you don't have any underlying conditions. You don't have to prepare anything, it's definitely no fun.

It's not easy, there's no job picking sesame seeds for you to find, I have a personal experience, it's not easy to find.

I don't know I'm sorry I'm sorry.