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Originally posted by snaw View PostIf you're looking for jobs in the US best sites are www.dice.com and www.hotjobs.com
I had onlu been looking at jobserve, checked these sites out and there is loads of work doing what I do in NY, even a contract gig 6 to 12 months up !
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If you're looking for jobs in the US best sites are www.dice.com and www.hotjobs.com
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thanks for replies, doesnt seem as simple as I thought, I had a look on jobserve and pretty much no contract work out there doing what I do, some contracts in Jersey City though. Its only for a year so I will look at the permy route my gf boss over there said he would see what he could do, she is working in the same sector as me so I should be able to get something. I could take a year out but I recon I would get bored on my own while she works.
Im going for a dump now.
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I mean in the sense that we do contracts here - sign on for 6 months etc. That market doesn't really exist in any large numbers - I know cause I spent my last 6 months in NYC looking for it!
Short term consultancy type stuff yes, actual 6 month contracts, working for firms etc not much of it at all. In my 6 months looking I saw one. Maybe other fields are different - but in the networking areana definitly not.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostAs for contracting - there virtually is no contract market there. Just doesn't work like that. So if you're serious then start looking at permy and sponsorship.
Probably harder for foreigners though.
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Originally posted by MobileCheese View PostI would have to marry her then to become a spouse ?
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Liz of BritishAmericanTax.com says
"It (Ltd Company) allows you to do international trade, since many other countries have stiff rules about allowing a foreign worker to provide services and comparitivly relaxed rules about a company providing the exact same services. The US is one particular country where this is true.
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http://www.shout99.com/contractors/s...le.pl?id=47989
Her mailid is in the link ... Maybe you can try contacting her for advice
Originally posted by snaw View PostI lived there for four years. You've got two (or three) options really. You could open your business in the US and employ yourself, then try to fond contracts - don't know anyone who's done this, but apparently it's possible. You can get sponsored. Or you can marry your girlfirend and get a visa off her back ;-)
As for contracting - there virtually is no contract market there. Just doesn't work like that. So if you're serious then start looking at permy and sponsorship.
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I lived there for four years. You've got two (or three) options really. You could open your business in the US and employ yourself, then try to fond contracts - don't know anyone who's done this, but apparently it's possible. You can get sponsored. Or you can marry your girlfirend and get a visa off her back ;-)
As for contracting - there virtually is no contract market there. Just doesn't work like that. So if you're serious then start looking at permy and sponsorship.
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostWhy are you so keen to work? You've got a free place to live, a woman on demand, and for about 10GBP a day in New York you could live and eat like The King (uh-huh-huh). Save up a couple of weeks' wages before you go and have the best year of your life.
What about challenges?
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Why are you so keen to work? You've got a free place to live, a woman on demand, and for about 10GBP a day in New York you could live and eat like The King (uh-huh-huh). Save up a couple of weeks' wages before you go and have the best year of your life.
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Originally posted by Pondlife View PostYou can only spend 90 days there on visa waiver before having to leave the country.
Do some work from home coding and bingo no one would ever know right?
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Originally posted by Sockpuppet View PostMaybe this is a crafty ploy by your girlfriend to get you to marry her for a green card?
Questions you should be asking yourself about her now include:
How fit is she?
Whats she like in the sack?
Could you realistically land yourself another of equal or better merits?
HTH
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Maybe this is a crafty ploy by your girlfriend to get you to marry her for a green card?
Questions you should be asking yourself about her now include:
How fit is she?
Whats she like in the sack?
Could you realistically land yourself another of equal or better merits?
HTH
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You need someone to sponsor you for a work visa, H1B IIRC. This will cost them a couple of grand though. You can only spend 90 days there on visa waiver before having to leave the country.
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