Tips on Finding work

[biaobiao 40]

Kabayans who are going and are already in US? Is it hard to find a job in US? Share your Experiences naman.

Thank you

pS i already did check the forum on finding work.. I just want to know the experiences of our fellow kabayans

[thespoons 33]

This is one of my concerns too. i tried looking at job postings online and well its kinda hard to see something that is aligned to what i do now. Hehehehe

[VOL 425]

It depends on the job you are looking.

I would say if you are looking for entry level or minimum pay job then you should be able to find a job fairly easy in the USA.

If I was new in USA I would look at WalMart (largest employer in USA) or Costco or Home Depot or Lowes if you just wanted to start working, I think most of these place pay above minimum wage salary....

[biaobiao 40]

This is one of my concerns too. i tried looking at job postings online and well its kinda hard to see something that is aligned to what i do now. Hehehehe

Yeah i have been looking online too

[biaobiao 40]

It depends on the job you are looking.

I would say if you are looking for entry level or minimum pay job then you should be able to find a job fairly easy in the USA.

If I was new in USA I would look at WalMart (largest employer in USA) or Costco or Home Depot or Lowes if you just wanted to start working, I think most of these place pay above minimum wage salary....

Will it be easy to get hired on these companies? That is what i am planning to do. Then try to save up for the licenses and possibly school.

[Tahoma 2,292]

It depends on the job you are looking.I would say if you are looking for entry level or minimum pay job then you should be able to find a job fairly easy in the USA.If I was new in USA I would look at WalMart (largest employer in USA) or Costco or Home Depot or Lowes if you just wanted to start working, I think most of these place pay above minimum wage salary....

^^^ This.

Will it be easy to get hired on these companies? That is what i am planning to do. Then try to save up for the licenses and possibly school.

^^^ What type of license?

[Isabela 20]

Getting a job at a entry level job isn't very difficult. It helps if you know someone, but you can do it on your own. Target, Walmart etc are very large employers and always need people.

[Tahoma 2,292]

Once she started to job hunt, it took Chinook a few months to get her first job here in the U.S.

She finally got hired as an RN. On her resume, she used her experience as a volunteer RN in 'Pinas. We think it helped her land that first job.

[biaobiao 40]

^^^ This.

^^^ What type of license?

In teaching. I did pass the prc board exam for teachers here in PI. And as per my research, i need to have my transcripts evaluated then needed to take the exams... Or go thru the ACP..

Everything needs a lot of $$$$ so better not stress on finding an ideal job upon entry

[Tahoma 2,292]

How about teaching university-level Tagalog! Many universities here in the U.S. offer Tagalog. You would be a natural for that job!

[biaobiao 40]

How about teaching university-level Tagalog! Many universities here in the U.S. offer Tagalog. You would be a natural for that job!

Thank you. But i am not good with tagalog too

[Tahoma 2,292]

Thank you. But i am not good with tagalog too

The university students won't know the difference...lol...

[biaobiao 40]

The university students won't know the difference...lol...

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[Tahoma 2,292]

You're going to get a job before you know it.

If you don't drive, you might want to start taking driving lessons right away because you'll probably be driving to work.

[biaobiao 40]

You're going to get a job before you know it.

If you don't drive, you might want to start taking driving lessons right away because you'll probably be driving to work.

Thank you. I will do that. I am still mentally preparing myself for our travel... Few more days..