International students’ struggle in the US job market

Landing a decent job in the current market can be tough. Now imagine you’re an MBA student or recent grad, with the skills, interest, and drive, but maybe not the exact prior experience in the internships or full-time roles you’re interested in. But you’re at a good school, have grown and learned a lot, and are ready for that challenge. Next, imagine that there are only certain companies willing to go through the process of hiring you, because for you to get hired in this country, there are extra steps that local citizens don’t need to worry about in addition to an already intensive hiring process. There are many lists of companies that will sponsor you through this process, but they are ever-changing. Some only sponsor certain roles, at certain times and it’s hard to figure out. Some say they will and then change their mind halfway through, or even after making you an offer. Also, if your anxiety wasn’t high enough, the incoming administration is openly hostile to immigrants and foreigners trying to work in the country.

That’s the experience international students are going through right now looking for a job.

PS: posted by a Linkedin member today.

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