Like most students studying in the United States, I just wanted to find a typical H1b job (h1b工作) and use the OPT to work in the United States after I graduated. I wish I was lucky enough to find an employer who sponsor h1b first, then I may even apply green card （Also known as 绿卡） later if I really like the life style in U.S. After I received lots of rejections, I start to sum up some experiences for future students to prepare for a job hunting in the US (美国找工作)
Be Early Don’t catch up late: The best time to find an internship and work starts in September of each year. Take our finance profession as an example. Top financial companies such as JP morgan, UBS, Bank of America, etc., all started in September. Although it is almost impossible to find an internship or work there (unless you know a CEO or a person there), from there you can feel how to find a job, find your own problems, and constantly correct, constantly Looking for success in failure.
Be confident
This must be something. From the beginning to the United States, you must believe in yourself. Chinese people are worse in language. When we first studied at the time, we didn’t dare to communicate with others. But looking for a job, we must be bold in speaking. Americans can understand your English, so you need to do it. It is to speak your opinions boldly, and to express yourself and communicate with others is the most important part of your job search! So be confident.
Do not be too picky
Remember, the Chinese have no advantage in the United States and there is no advantage at all! What we need to do is apply for all the work we can do it.
