Job in the states for a creative bilingual MBA from Russia?
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1. Apply for positions in companies that DO hire foreigners. First of all these will be financial services (investment banks) and consulting companies. I don't know much about manufacturing companies. \n\n2. Another tip - if they don't want to fly you in just for the interview, maybe they have a subsidiary/branch in Russia and its HR people can interview you for the first round at least (I did a similar trick myself a while ago). Or tell them you'll be in the States and would like to talk to them. If you manage to combine  few interviews in the same geographic area, it might be worth the trip (I assume that getting a visitor's visa won't be a problem).\n\n3. Get a job with McKinsey in Russia. As far as I know after two years you can transfer to any other McKinsey office (after McKinsey everybody will hire you anyway!). Probably the same is true for other consultancies and big investment banks (CSFB et al) operating in Russia.\n\n4. Get a job with a Russian company which expands business to the U.S. (Lukoil, Gazprom, Renaissance Capital etc.)\n\n5. Does your school have a good alumni network? Try to find people from your school already working for companies you're interested in.
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One of the previous answers mentioned speaking Japanese.  While you would probably find it easier and would probably gain much more respect if you spoke the language, I believe most educated Japanese, if not practically all Japanese, speak English -- probably better than I do.  Being familiar with Japanese customs and business customs especially would also be very helpful.  One of the first things I would suggest is contacting the  Small Business Administration and an organization which works with them called SCORE.  This stands for Senior Citizens Organization of Retired Executives.  Check with them.  They've generally "been there and done that."  I believe there are also Federal programs which can assist you in exporting.  The SBA also has a program where they might guarantee your loan with the bank.  What they can do may also be affected by your status: veteran, minority, women, age, etc. -- there are all sorts of things going on. You've got a lot of work to do and, among the things you can get from SBA and SCORE are tons of books and "how to" manuals, most of them free.  One of the hardest questions will be "what do they want and what will they pay me for it?"  I wish you luck -- Live Long and Prosper.
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Contact the United States of America Embassy in Moscow
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The best way to start is to have him or her find a school district in Ohio that will sponsor her, then he or she needs to apply for a work visa through the Russian federation, Most work visas are 1 year in length and people from Russia have a better chance at getting that visa if they are skilled such as teaching, but a sponsor is needed. I would suggest either you or him or her start contacting schools to see of they teach Russian, even trade schools or private employers who need that language to conduct business could help. Private citizens can sponsor but need an annual salary or income of $21.000 per year.\nIt's a long process and contacting your local congressman can also help a great deal
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I assume you can read and write in Russian.\nFor a passive search (you post a message about a person and wait), there is a site:\nhttp://poisk.vid.ru/ \n\nSmaller forums are\nhttp://joinfriends.com/\nhttp://www.phorum.an.ru/read.php?f=40&t=126&a=1\n\nFor active search you might try phone directories. \nIf person lives in Moscow/ St.Peterburgh, try http://interweb.spb.ru/phone/ - it has links to other cities, but it's quite cumbersome\nhttp://www.infobroker.ru/bodymgts.htm (Moscow only)\n\nFinally, try to use Russian search engines:\nhttp://www.rambler.ru\nhttp://www.yandex.ru\nhttp://www.aport.ru\nhttp://www.rinet.ru:8080/buki/slistse.html\nhttp://pntxn.virtualave.net/multi.htm
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You could apply for a Fulbright from the US state department to study in the US.  Studying in the Us is always good because the market is so big.
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Yes, and it doesn't take very long at all.  I spent over 2yrs in Moscow, didn't even speak Russian when i went, and within a few months had the accent down.  Only way most could tell i was American was when i started to speak English.
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I am assuming you mean Master of Business Administration. I work for a university in Perth Western Australia and we offer this program.  It is one of our main programs and it can be done on-line for overseas students.  The prospects of employment after your degree are endless depending on what field of employment you require.  The MBA we offer can also have specialisations such as marketing, finance, accounting etc.  Click on our website www.business.curtin.edu.au/gsb and have a look.  Good luck. Jude from Australia
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I can't say for sure, but my wife is from Russia and her brother is coming on a work permit in January.  We helped him with his paperwork and we also signed an affidavit of support for him.  If there is a certain amount of money he needs to have we haven't been made aware of it yet.  But you should check with the BCIS (formerly INS)
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Perhaps you would enjoy owning a travel agency, tour guide business, intrepreter for the US Government in another country, working for the US Embassy. Ask yourself: what do I enjoy the most, what are my strong talents, strong points perhaps then you will follow your dream.
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I believe that the University of Phoenix has a MBA program (a very good one, I believe).  They are all over the USA, and are for working individuals...
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There are many available, here are the best websites I have for the state of Alasa.\n\nhttp://www.jobs.state.ak.us/ - you can check the entire state at this website.  Make sure you check state jobs - and non gov jobs too.\n\nhttp://www.pbgcareers.com that is for Pepsi - they are always hiring.\n\nhttp://www.usajobs.gov/ Here you can check military truck driving jobs for the entire state also.
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Come to America and go to MIT or the Colorado School of Mines!
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Yes, you could possibly work for a larger agri-business or food company.  Your skills would be very sought after.  You might even be able to work in translation work in another country while working for one of these American companies.  You would really have to network and market yourself to reach this potential.  However, it could be possible.  Also, you may want to get with a professional job agency to help you in your search and desire to change professions.\n\nGood luck in whatever you decide!  I envy your dedication and bravery to try something new and different.  Please do not get overwhelmed by culture shock after you do get a job that you desire.  Try taking some additional language instruction in your spare time to improve your standing in your new profession.  English is not the easiest language to master.  There are definitely going to be some major changes in your life when you go with your passion.
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Find a job in an American in your city, perform exceptionally good?\nEnroll yourself in to the VISA lottery?
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Yes - just try something simple like Monster or Career Builder.  Monster lets you specify areas around the country right off the bat when you start your search.
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You could work as a translator, a tour guide, and liason for a company dealing with people in other countries.  If you already have a degree there are plenty of opportunities.