Finding a job and or a sponsor has become increasingly difficult in recent
years and is even more of a challenge from abroad. Networking is a way of life
in US and it is imperative that you employ the most sophisticated methods of
communicating your needs and desires to the masses in order to secure the position
you want in the industry of your choice. Consult www.myfrenchnetwork.com/articles.html
and be well in formed on the most efficient methods of working your network.
Only 55.000 H1 visas are granted per year worldwide and sponsorships are usually
limited to specialized fields or executive level positions and are tiedious
and expensive. Spouses of an H1 visa holder are accorded an H2 visa but are
not allowed to work in the US.
Your CV is the first step in this process and your first impression on perspective
sponsors and it is imperative that it is in written in correct English and in
the American format.
Cover letter
Even more important than your CV is the "cover letter" that introduces the
CV and should summarize your desired goal and credentials in less than 10 seconds
in order to catch the eye of an American recruiter. Be concise and persuasive.
Do your research and address your correspondences to the decision makers, manager
or recruiter, be specific about your objectives, and never exceed one or two
lines.
Mention your follow up plan to schedule an appointment by email or phone with
the person in charge in the near future.
Where to find a job?
These websites specialize in helping you find employment and you may also
post your resume.
Most recruters don't read but scan resumes so wording is
important! Use words included in the ad, and include key words associated
with the position in order for your resume to be selected by the computer.
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