Hi
I am a 4+ Yrs Java/JEE candidate ,trying for a job in USA.
I do not have a Visa to work in USA and upload resume in some portals and forward to my CV to the company which is in Job portals
In last days,I have sent my resume to few companies (apprx 10) but I did not get any response from the other end,but my CV best suit to their requirement
1) Why I did not get reply?;what wrong with ? the way I tried is correct??
The unemployment rate in the USA being what it is, the advice I'd give right now is: give it up. In a situation like the current, the first group of people who won't be considered for job openings are those without a valid work permit, even more so if they aren't currently in the country (which I'm guessing you're not).
If I read correct you did not mention which country you are in right now. I assume you are in India.
To answer your question. To get job in USA you need H1B Visa. There are many consultant companies who can sponsor your Visa and you will work on their employment for their clients. Normally these consultants ask for bond(agreement), of 12 to 18 months. Salary differs on many factors. Few consultant will ask you security deposit also(be careful with this). These consultants starts their recruitment from Dec/Jan to March because visa opens in April. This year I have not heard of any consultant doing recruitment for H1B because of bad job market in US. Hope this helps you.
Sandeep
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Pushkar Choudhary wrote:
Any reason why USA in particular?
Obviously he should have some reason, is he expected to mention reason in his post? or it is just a curiosity.
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Sandeep Awasthi wrote:Hi Jacob,
There are many consultant companies who can sponsor your Visa
jacob deiter wrote:but my CV best suit to their requirement
How do you know your CV best matches their requirements?
Well, the job requirement might have said it all and the skills he has would have matched against it. However, only after a technical discussion can one find out if the resource meets all the laid out job requirements.