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The International Student Career Community is focused on assisting our international students in their domestic and home job searches. The job search process for international students as a whole is challenging and complicated. This Career Community will provide students with resources, programs, and information to support their efforts and interest in working in and outside of the U.S. and help them navigate these challenging processes successfully.
A term that is gaining popularity in the workforce is “business-forward” attire. You may be wondering, what in the world does that mean? Thankfully, the term is not as complicated as it sounds.
According to Google, business-forward attire generally means a professional and polished look, often leaning towards business professional or smart casual, depending on the workplace, but with a focus on looking modern and stylish while maintaining a professional image.
I recently attended the event “Inside the Employer Mind: A Program for International Students” on Feb 24 hosted by ISA, IGSA and PCDC. It was a panel of employers focused on the international student job/internship search. They answered questions such as:
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The most common work visa in the U.S. is the H-1B visa. However, the H-1B lottery is highly competitive, and there is no guarantee that international students will be able to stay in the U.S. for work. As you explore career opportunities and visa sponsorship in the U.S., you should prepare back-up options in case your H-1B is rejected. This guide breaks down four H-1B alternatives every international student should know:
View THOUSANDS of INTERNATIONAL JOB POSTINGS on Bentley’s Global Platform of The European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD) Global Network …
Going Global provides country-specific career and employment information, including world-wide internship and job postings, H1B employer listings, corporate profiles, and …
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