- What
should you be doing right now to improve your chances
of getting a job
- How
to overcome the obstacles between you and the job
you want
- How
to exploit your differences
- How
the process works, from the international student's perspective
- How
to choose the right companies to target and to work
for
- What
kind of skills do you need to succeed
- What
to do if nothing works
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INTRODUCTION
BEFORE GETTING STARTED
- Is it wrong to stay?
- Two major obstacles stand between a non-US citizen and a job
- The job-search in the US is not like in you country
- Thousands of people have done it in the past, and you can
do it too
COMPETITIVE DISADVANTAGES (And how to overcome them)
- Language
- Culture
- Legal
- Background
COMPETITIVE
ADVANTAGES (And how to exploit them)
- Language and culture
- You are Global
- Tied to company
- Resourcefulness
- Savings
THE
PROCESS
- Getting prepared
- Off Campus search
- Networking
- Building your resume
- Researching/Selecting the companies
- Building/sending your cover letters
- Follow-up
- Interview
- Bidding for interviews
- Preparing for the interview
- The interview itself
- 1st year recruiting
- What if you don’t get a summer internship
offer?
- Accepting the Summer Internship offer
- Summer Internship
- 2nd year recruiting
- What if nothing works?
OTHER
TIPS
- Career fairs
- Hot areas
- Specialize
WORK
FOR WHOM
- Choosing the companies
- Large Vs Small companies
- Outlook by Industry
IMMIGRATION
ISSUES
- Working before graduation
- Working after graduation: Standard H1-B process
- Other ways to immigrate
- Immigration links and resources
APPENDIX
A – Recruiting companies
APPENDIX
B - How to emphasize IT
APPENDIX
C – Employer’s expectations
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