guys.
what kind of jobs should a first generation immigrant expect to get in the US ?
like i'm planning to move to the US alone, so that would make me a first generation immigrant, and i'm a university graduate, majored in Management. from a third world country. what kind of jobs should i expect ?
>>2454374
What color are you?
Better buy some kneepads
>>2454413
kneepads aren't only for skateboarding
>>2454413
Berry picking, floor cleaning, store stocking if you're lucky.
If you have a USA degree maybe managerial store stocking. If you have an indian degree???
In the USA you can do whatever you want. If you ask others you get to stock the store. That's pretty much how it works.
okay guys, new question : what if i take master's degrees in america ? but with indonesian bachelor's degree.
what kind of jobs should i expect ? isn't it unfair, i could be as smart and productive as you guys. i'm not some uneducated thirdworlder with bad odor.
>>2454533
management of what you dumbass? if you have connections here you can start pretty quickly as a construction worker or driver. if you don't know anybody, most likely you'll start in food service or retail.
my parents came here during a huge economic boom with me, and they started in fast food and a textile company. my dad was a successful businessman before in the rocket industry and my mom was a teacher with 12 years of experience. the only difference you'll find now is if you work in tech or have started your own online business already. do you already have your green card? expect to get treated like trash for 10+ years.
>>2454533
>i majored in Management
>>2454600
oh, and, just management. no management of anything, just management, that's what the title of the major is. but i took human resource management as my focus for the final thesis
>>2454374
Some companies can pay for a visa or someshit if you're good enough. Look into that.
so no unversity graduate office job for a first gen immigrant yeah ?
>>2454650
define good enough. is it GPA ? fuck, my GPA is so low, like 2.5
>>2454627
honestly, unless you have an impressive degree in a specialty like engineering, tech, etc. you're no different than the hordes of college "educated" millennials already here with useless generic degrees
just buy bitbean
>>2454677
management is NOT like liberal arts. this is /biz/, i thought we're all here management/business students
okay, so, how hard is it to start a new business in america ?
>>2454700
>At least he's not white.
what does that mean ?
>>2454706
It means you have an advantage over equally qualified white people when applying for jobs and government social programs.
>>2454733
just so you know i support trump and i'm leaning towards the right and i don't support that kind of thing to happen. it would really make me feel bad if i benefit from such wicked thing
>>2454695
>i thought we're all here management/business students
After the recent invasion of /pol/ and /b/, everything you can expect from the broader masses is edgyness, regardless what you studied. Dont worry, it will cool off as soon as enough /pol/tards burned their hands at playing business with cryptos without a plan.
Honest opinion tough:
In HR, it is hard to get into a good position, as this often depends on your social skills and connections more than your actual competences.
Staff controlling might be a good idea, if you are good with numbers and if you have good social skills. Otherwise it might be a better idea to start in a big international company in your home country first to gain experience and then move to the US. With just a bachelor from indonesia and no actual experience, the best you can hope for is an underpaid internship for the next year.
>>2454695
>>2454776
>With just a bachelor from indonesia and no actual experience, the best you can hope for is an underpaid internship for the next year.
Addition: I personally do not want to talk bad about your degree. It is just the case that many employers think lowly of foreign degrees from BRIC-states. Step up to such implications and show them what you can do (if you actually can perform well, of course).
>>2454776
>>2454804
>edgy
>implying
you talk like a gay reddit boi anyway, get out of here. go on, git
>>2454804
yeah well i'm sure i can do well, i'm not stupid or lazy or anything, it's just that for years i've been having no motivation, so uni took 6 years and GPA is only 2.5, until i grew passion in starting my new life as an american.
>>2454776
i'm not good with social skills, i don't know if i can force myself to be good at it. idk, i think starting a business in america is "greener" than in indonesia, as in, it's easier to be rich, for your products to be bought
>>2454840
>it's easier to be rich
Dont think that, it is a widespread misconception. If you are not born rich, it is actually quite hard to become rich in the US.
My suggestion really would be: look for a job for you to gain experience. Nobody looks at your grades anymore, when you proved yourself in a job. In this case you need to improve your social skills tough, no way around that - neither in HR nor in controlling. Except when you gain access to one of the backoffice calculation jobs, which are easy to get in and are well paid, but are usually not open for majors in something else than mathematics or finance.
>>2454374
Do you like anal sex?
>>2454906
well i can save up from now. i'm only 24.
so what if i work here first, in Indonesia ? like i'm collecting working experiences but here in Indonesia.
>>2454938
i am a guy
and no
>>2454945
Then I can't see any footholds for you in this job market, I'm afraid.
>>2454939
>like i'm collecting working experiences but here in Indonesia.
Do that for some years, yes. People like to buy experience more than they want to buy degrees.
>>2454972
so how is the prospect of getting an american job if i have indonesian bachelor's degree AND indonesian office job ?
>>2454987
>so how is the prospect of getting an american job if i have indonesian bachelor's degree AND indonesian office job ?
If you stay a deskman for these years: low.
If you get to a position with personell responsibility: high.
>>2454413
If you're an Indonesian come to Aus?
Aldi is literally starting people in management all over the country. 100k + car and phone.
>>2454617
we dont like browns here - especially not muslim browns
>>2455025
i'm not interested in australia.
look, i'm not just some village boy wanting to live in shiny city on the hill, okay, i'm a city person and i don't only seek cool looking first world environment.
i feel attached to american culture. i believe in what they believe in, and it's just really exciting to think about moving there.
however, i'm not a huge fan of vacation and travelling, i don't even like beaches. so you can't be like "if not US why not AUS ?", i'm not interested in australian culture or swedish culture or danish culture. i just want to move to the US and not visit anywhere else.
>>2455025
Ausfag here, can verify this.
Also they need to fill a diversity quota, colour soooo you're probably shit-skinned enough.
>>2455102
You have a generic degree from a university based in a corrupt third world country plus you're on 4chan asking about your prospects
Your chances are zero. Save yourself the plane ticket.
>>2455149
but it's a private university though, so free from corruption. and are you following the thread ? i'm thinking about getting a master's degree in america, to ease my way to live in america. especially nyc.
nothing else moves me in life. this is the first time i'm excited about something
>>2455190
Management is so fucking generic. Masters doesn't make it any less so.What's really cute is that you expect to come out of your Master's degree and into a position that would utilise it at your age, as a non-citizen and with no management experience in either Indonesia and more importantly the US.
Cut your losses. Piss your meme degree off and study something that is actually in demand.
>>2455235
okay i will fucking save my money and just start a business in america. you will NOT stop me, richard spencer
>>2455270
Good luck with that 'slime lol. You're not going to make it.
>>2455300
i don't care if i'm 45 when i do it. what, do you think i'm too stupid for first world country ? i'm on par with you, because i watch and learn from the same thing that you do from. we use textbooks that you also use, etc etc