I am planning to Move to USA-Which state should i decide to Move in-My Career path is towards Customer Service
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If you are talking about call in centers that pay around $7 an hour, there are a lot of them in Florida
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Any state with a large medium salary would also have the highest tax deduction and a higher cost of living, so you would look at Massachusetts, California, New York.\n\nIf you are looking for a career move, then consider AZ, NM, TX.  They don't pay as much but the taxes are lower as is the cost of living
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Have you considered New Zealand?\nBetter people, great climate in Auckland... plus more importantly, many jobs!\nCheck out the nations we site & go for it. Your profesion is wanted for both countries, no problem :o)
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LA.\n\ndepends on where you are residing right now.
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It does not matter where you live, you you want to conduct business in a certain state, you must follow the guidelines of the state you want to do business in.  Each state can set their own rules so you need to check state by state as to whether an out-of-state locksmith is honored.   Also, check with your business insurance/bond company as to what risks they will cover in your specific policy.
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Are you talking about GOING TO the UK, or coming from the UK to go to the States?  Be a little more specific, honey, we're all a little confused.
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No. The standard is usually 60 miles, if they move your position more than 60 miles from its current location (not where you live where THEY do business from) then they have to offer you relocation assistance. It depends on the company though, I wouldnt bother asking in your case because its rediculous to move from one side of town to another.\nGood luck
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Let me start by asking you something.  Is there a directory of call center locations available through a call center/customer service/CRM trade association?  I don't know, but I wouldn't be surprised.  Check with your local reference librarian, that's what they do for a living and it's free to you.\n\nTo your question, then, I do know a few random locations of call centers (since you're willing to travel):\n1) Vanguard - outside of Philly\n2) Fidelity - Manchester, NH; northern Kentucky near Cincinnati; Dallas (which you probably know about)\n3) Verizon - Boston area, probably others too\n4) Mellon Bank - Boston area\n\nYou must know, given your specialty, that South Dakota is a huge call center location, with Nebraska and Iowa also well represented.\n\nGood luck!
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You would need to specify the location of the job first. Once that is done you would need to consider if it is in house or outsourced. \n\nIn House call centers pay more and growth options are better.
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I worked for a major telecommunications corporation where I started in Customer Service.  You get your foot in the door, and you make a decent wage while doing it.  Cheapo internships are for those who are independently wealthy.  For those of us who don't have Daddy paying all the bills, some hard knocks in Customer Service just might be the ticket.  With my education and strong work ethic, I moved from Customer Service Specialist to Senior Representative to Team Lead (Asst. Supervisor) to Asst. Retail Store Manager.  \n\nToday I am a successful Store Manager with another company after years of service with the initial company.  It is not what I would've planned, but I wouldn't change it for the world.  Some hard work can take you a long way.  Good luck in your adventure!\n\nSidebar: you have to be flexible, work weird schedules and willing to move.
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my mom is anurse so ill tell you what she said about that. she used to work in america she said it was very good and you get good experience. It doesnt really matter where you work but if you start out at the US you'll get a good a good reference on your resume. But she also said the work in america is hard, alot of physical work.
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Or Florida. \n\nBut do it with professionals that know what they're doing, and always tell them about your back problems.
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Make up your mind to relocate to a better paying state.  Take Wisconsin, for instance.  If you know how to "finish the job", you'll get quite a handsome tip!
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Call 411, they can give you the information you need. Nowadays, information can provide phone numbers and addresses for anywhere in the United States.\n\nGood luck in your call to 411. Happiness always.
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I live in CA. I am a securtiy guard. The security company you are planning to work for, usually provide the training classes. Ask the security company you plan on working for about the classes. If you ever move to California, you will find a security job the first day you are here. They are in demand. Good luck.
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yes as long as the job you will be doing is a job that is in demand in that country.\ntry calling the embassy, they will be able to send you information on the current jobs situation.\nhaving family in that country also helps.
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you'll have to become "certified" in the state of your choice.  this usually requires satisfactory performance with Education Courses required by that state.\n\nafter that, secure and interview appointment.\n\nonce recommended for a position, accpet or decline, and go from there.