Job Search Services In The Usa
Aug 19th 2003, 7:25 pm
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Job Search Services In The Usa
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Wanted to let you know about a San Diego based Career Management Consultancy and Job Search Service offering a total solution for jobs, careers and employment in the United States. They offer complete immigration solutions for our foreign jobseekers.
The primary focus is on assisting foreign professionals relocate to the USA both in finding a job, as well as, assisting them and their potential employers in understanding the often complex issues involved with relocating to this country.
They are experienced in immigration rules and regulations as well as in job recruitment.
The website is www.findjobsusa.com
You may find also info on E2 visa for investment in the US.
Wanted to let you know about a San Diego based Career Management Consultancy and Job Search Service offering a total solution for jobs, careers and employment in the United States. They offer complete immigration solutions for our foreign jobseekers.
The primary focus is on assisting foreign professionals relocate to the USA both in finding a job, as well as, assisting them and their potential employers in understanding the often complex issues involved with relocating to this country.
They are experienced in immigration rules and regulations as well as in job recruitment.
The website is www.findjobsusa.com
You may find also info on E2 visa for investment in the US.
Aug 19th 2003, 7:56 pm
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So I take it this is advertising. Why would anyone pay someone to find them a job? Seems to me that most companies are willing to pay an agency to find suitable employees. BTW how much do these services cost???
Aug 19th 2003, 9:52 pm
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I have used them as well and they are rather good. When people search for a job and can't find a suitable position after months of searching, you need to get some professional help.
Aug 19th 2003, 9:53 pm
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services start from $500 for the basic search option and can get up to $2000 for an extensive program.
Aug 19th 2003, 10:09 pm
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Yes, but why pay someone to find you a job when reputable agencies will do so for no fee???
Aug 19th 2003, 10:36 pm
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most headhnters do not work for the employees, they work on search assignments contracted by the employers. Once they find a suitable employee and there is a hiring, they get a commission from the employer.
The problem is that in the process of searching for the right candidate they skip hundreds of job seekers with less flashy resumes or perhaps less qualified. While you don't pay a fee to those job search agencies, they have no interest in finding you a job unless you serve their purpose.
FindJobs USA work for the employees, seeking employment based on a tailored search assignment that fits the individuals needs, that is why you pay for the service.
The problem is that in the process of searching for the right candidate they skip hundreds of job seekers with less flashy resumes or perhaps less qualified. While you don't pay a fee to those job search agencies, they have no interest in finding you a job unless you serve their purpose.
FindJobs USA work for the employees, seeking employment based on a tailored search assignment that fits the individuals needs, that is why you pay for the service.
Aug 19th 2003, 10:43 pm
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Sorry but I think it is total BS that you have to pay an agency to find you a job. If the agency is able to find you a job, that means the job must be out there listed somewhere and an applicant can apply for it without employing an agency to do so on their behalf. So basically what this type of service does is prey on the hopes of those who may not be in the first line for a job. BTW is the money paid up front, or on the provision of a job?
Aug 19th 2003, 10:47 pm
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They usually charge upon placement and when there is a firm job offer.
In the US job market you have to be fast and employ an means to get the job first. Whether you employ a resume service to help you with the drafting of a cover letter and resume or hire somebody to help you find a job, as long as you get the job that is what matters.
In the US job market you have to be fast and employ an means to get the job first. Whether you employ a resume service to help you with the drafting of a cover letter and resume or hire somebody to help you find a job, as long as you get the job that is what matters.
Aug 19th 2003, 11:27 pm
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Actually our experience has been totally opposite. HR departments here seem to be as slow as molasses, everyone we know that has been hired, the process has taken forever from the moment of interview up until the actual start date. So many procedures to follow.
I guess after they get you the job and you pay them $500 then you pay them to get you the visa. Is that right?
I guess after they get you the job and you pay them $500 then you pay them to get you the visa. Is that right?
Aug 19th 2003, 11:36 pm
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you can either use them or any other service to process the work visa, the client is not obligated to proceed with them in that respect.
where do you live?
where do you live?
Aug 20th 2003, 4:29 pm
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me too I live in Hilcrest/mission hills area
