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The bigger challange is the issue of visas. It is easier for a Company to get an L1 visa (company to company - internal transfers) than it is to get an H1 visa (external recruitment).Originally posted by shieldie View PostUS companies that have been recruiting direct from the UK
HTHLast edited by Mustang; 16 April 2009, 13:16.
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Networkers MSB advertise roles in the US. Might be worth looking at their website.
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Sorry to harp on a bit
Obviously, this year is tough and so activity levels are likely to be low, but does anyone know of any US companies that have been recruiting direct from the UK in the recent past?
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I have a 5 year work permit for the USA - not much help to you though i spose
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Try Networking via LINKEDIN.
You may find getting a work visa in the current economic climate difficult
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Working in the USA
I'd like to have a go at working in the States for 3-5 years - contract or permie.
About 10 years ago I was approached by a company (a software house) that recruits permies in the UK to work in the US of A, but given the family situation at the time I didn't take it up.
Could someone put me in touch with this kind of company? (I've had no joy finding what I'm looking for on Google.)
Thanks in advance.Tags: None
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