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Majority if not, all of the people commented here said that working working abroad is a red flag when applying for a SB1 visa. I had a conversation with a law Immigration atty/prof, that though working abroad is Indeed a red flag its the Intent that matters. If you quit your job in the US and moved on to a new career in a different country then that is Indeed a situation that you might have slim chances. However, If you were outside the US that maybe beyond your control and you were force to work so you can support your self going back to the US then nothing is wrong with that. Again it's the Intent, but then again for me it is really a case to case basis.

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