how should i apply for a software job in USA.?
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- Find out what type of software you'd like to work on most.\n- Research which companies in the USA that deal with the software you like to work on most. (e.g., Microsoft, IBM, Google etc...)\n- Make sure your resume is top notch, your academics and past work experience, personal projects are mentioned. Most importantly, make sure these are RELEVANT/RELATED to the job you want to do.\n- Go to the company's site and go to their Career's section, or "We're Hiring" links and send in your resume for the positions that you want most and fit you and your resume.\n\nGood luck!
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First things first, you would Visa...\nhttp://www.unitedstatesvisas.gov/\n\nThen after you got it, you can come to the US and gain employment. \n\nA good job resource place is http://www.ajb.org \n\nAnother rule of thumb - note: Employers can NOT discriminate against you since you are from India as long as you have the proper papers from the goverment that saids you can work here. -- So you have the equal chance of getting a job as someone that has lived in the US all there life. \n\nWelcome to America.
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Go to http://www.usajobs.com/ \nLook there!!\nHappy job hunting!!
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Go to job service and check their computers to see if they have something you do available.\n\nTry Wal Mart, Lowes, The Home Depot. You did not say what type of job you are looking for or where you live?\nGo to USAjobs.com or Monster.com\nGood luck,
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look for a job with a multi-national corp where you live now,  and ask to be transferred to a USA office? Hotels are good for that. Hyatt, etc.
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try jobserve it's a great place for UK jobs especially SAP.
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You can always look for a job in California, most of the good IT jobs are there. Make sure you let the company know you are open to gaining experience and certificates. They will most likely sponsor you if they see you want to learn.
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Anything with programming should help. Research job sites like monster, dice, hotjobs, vault, allamericanjobs to see what seems to be in demand at the time you are looking to come.
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I have bad news for you. Most software testing in the US is being outsourced to other countries.
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You could probably find a job through an American or other English-speaking corporation.  I know that GE has a corporate office in Prague.  They were hiring for various positions a while ago and did not require candidates to speak Czech.  Do some research into international companies based in your native country (I'm trying not to assume that it's the US) and you might be able to find some leads.  Also check out http://europe.jobs.com and see what they have as far as jobs in the Czech Republic.\n\nP.S. IT jobs are in demand everywhere.  You're in a good field for international work.
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Hello Anna, \n  You can try to apply for a job at Your current learning facility  - this is 1st step to obtain EAC  (employment authorization card )  . \n     After that and or at the present time,  You should advance  Your skills to the level , allowing You to apply and send resumes to USA employers  .  \n  You should be fine if You can perform job better than domestic employers, or apply for the job where not enough workers are on the market .
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Here are two sites for you to try....Croatians and Serb use these sites when they are looking for work in the US....\n\n\nSrecno ...
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It depends on which job you are applying for.\nGo to http://www.usajobs.com\nUncle Sam is incredibly SPECIFIC about what the requirements are for each and every level of each and every job you apply for.\nAnswering the KSA's are of the utmost importance.\nClosely follow their section on "10 tips for letting employers know your worth". Click on the "FAQS" tab at the top of their home page. Scroll down to "Benefits and Compensation", then click on the link, "How can I let Federal Employers know my worth." THIS IS THE SECRET TO LANDING AN INTERVIEW, OR EVEN BEING OUTRIGHT OFFERED THE JOB! \nIf you are applying for a job as a computer programmer, resist the temptation to include ANYTHING in your KSA's which is NOT related to that job. Nobody cares if you worked at Taco Bell, unless you maintained their computer system!\nTry to use the OF-612, instead of a resume. Don't be afraid to include an additional page or two which addresses EACH KSA.\nWatch out for TYPOS! ONE TYPO WILL LAND YOUR APPLICATION PACKAGE INSTANTLY IN THE ROUND FILE! Try to develop at least TWO or THREE entries for each KSA!\nDEVELOP YOUR KSA's by following the 10 tips the usajobs website lists...\nIf you need help, there are very experienced, professional, retired fed HR people whom you can find on the internet, and they will write the KSA's for you, for a price. Only YOU can decide if paying someone will be worthwhile. \nIt takes a VERY LONG TIME to properly write and assemble ANY app for a gov job. It's totally different from sending a resume to some company out there. It's totally different from filling out the general, generic app you will get at most businesses.  \n\nGOOD LUCK, PERSEVERE, AND DON'T GIVE UP IF YOU ARE NOT SELECTED THE FIRST TWO, THREE OR EVEN FOUR TIMES! \n\nBE PATIENT! It will usually take from 3-8 WEEKS before you even HEAR from the folks at H.R.
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You will need to be sponsored by a prospective employer.  However, you will also need to educate yourself on the rules so that you understand the process.  I have attached two links which are a start.\n\nI recall reading an article a few months ago that employment visas are increasingly hard to come by, especially in the IT field.  If you haven't already, you might want to search out a forum where you can ask questions, as well as finding out who the amenable employers are.\n\nBeware that a lot of IT jobs, even the skilled ones, are being outsourced to Asia now.  You will want to make sure that the salary you are offered is sufficient to fund your lifestyle in the USA.  Remember, such things as healthcare cost much more than the UK, even with insurance.  The cost of dental care here is a sick joke in my opinion so if you do get a visa, make sure you visit the dentist before you move!  I'm not joking with this.  I didn't do that five years ago when I emigrated and now I'm paying for it, big time.\n\nBear in mind that costs of living are vastly different across the USA (more marked than in the UK).  You might earn $50-60,000 (more depending on your experience and education) in the Research Triangle area of central North Carolina.  That will give you a nice enough standard of living.  However, that salary in California's Silicon Valley would keep you in poverty.  Sorry if I'm teaching you how to suck eggs, but thought I'd throw in the extra info anyway.  When I moved here, the stuff I've mentioned came as a bit of a shock, even though I thought I was prepared for it.\n\nGood luck in your search.
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Easiest way is- Go to some US Immigration Consultant. They will easily tell you the rules and regulations for the same. or visit US site youreself to assess your eligibility for US work permit. Its very easy to find out the ways if you are capable enough..
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The best way to get in USA is to get H1B visa which is granted to high skilled workers. You can contact recruitment agencies in USA who are specialized in the business of recruitment and placements.\n\nOne of the companies I know is this. \nArul Rajah,\nChief Operating Officer,\nRegency Technologies,Inc.\nCertified MBE Firm\nTel 817 540 6055\nFax 817 282 3275\nwww.regencytech.com\nwww.nunet-tech.com\nsales@advaitaa.com
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In general, visas are more readily granted for people in fields that are not already over-crowded with Americans.  Since so many software engineers are already unemployed in America (I live near Silicon Valley and am currently unemployed. I see who is in the unemployment office looking panic-stricken.), I doubt this is a good time to pursue your ambition.  Try developing something on the internet where you are, and then making contact with your best customers or your business associates.  If they believe you have a unique skill, they will sponsor you.