I would like to work in U.K. , and I'm from USA , working here for 5 years now in bag production company ,I can tell you form my perspective , if you are good worker and hard working you are going to get payed in any country with your degree
Standard is pretty much same I would say maybe better in U.K but think twice before u make decision .....
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it will be hard for you to get a visa without a job and a job without a visa.
unfortunately, the amount of visas issued annually is capped.
unfortunately, the amount of visas issued annually is capped.
I am about to finish a masters degree in business administration from UK and thinking to work in USA? Can anybody guide me right to the current employment conditions in the country? Few years back, companies in the country were laying off employees.. Is that still continuing ?
Firstly, why do you want to move out of UK... If there are no specific reasons, why don't you consider getting yourself a job in UK only.. There are oodles of multinational companies in the country offering great opportunities with attractive remunerations.. Give it a thought..
The employment situation in US right now is actually worse than 2008 during the financial crisis.
If you have experience, then maybe you can get into a good company. If not, you will most likely better off elsewhere as the cost of living in US is usually higher than the rest of the world.
If you have experience, then maybe you can get into a good company. If not, you will most likely better off elsewhere as the cost of living in US is usually higher than the rest of the world.
I think if you have a masters in business administration, why not represent a UK company to work in other countries as an ex-pat?
You would get more money to spend due to your high pay and the great exchange rate in developing countries such as Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia or Indonesia and be able to experience their exotic cultures and their unique way of life as well! It is a step worth trying instead of competing with all the professionals in developed countries imo. Life is an adventure!
You would get more money to spend due to your high pay and the great exchange rate in developing countries such as Thailand, Philippines, Malaysia or Indonesia and be able to experience their exotic cultures and their unique way of life as well! It is a step worth trying instead of competing with all the professionals in developed countries imo. Life is an adventure!
I am about to finish a masters degree in business administration from UK and thinking to work in USA? Can anybody guide me right to the current employment conditions in the country? Few years back, companies in the country were laying off employees.. Is that still continuing ?
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