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I don't agree. In St Luke's hospital in Allentown Pennsylvania most MD Doctors are immigrants...

Financial knowledge is more important than even a university degree. 😂

Okay Elon is voting against his own interest if he is an immigrant 😢

Great video! I am a Mexican, living in Germany for the past 10 years and now thinking about moving to the US with my husband and children. I can definitely relate to everything you are saying, but I found especially useful what you mention about recognizing the struggle and the grief. I think I would have saved myself some months of loneliness if I would have recognized this. Anyway, great content! ❤

Which visa is best for a immigrant willing to study and doing business in USA ?

very informative video,wish you all the best of luck in your youtube journey

Am from india planning to move USA for further studies and family conditions Wht do you say? Wht should a immigrant do before going? If you say ill feeel complete❤

Education

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Again first hehe

I'm a business owner born and raised in America. No clue why TH-cam put this on my front page. But, make some friends and ask if they know anyone hiring. In America, who you know is infinitely more important than what you know. If someone vouges for you, you're good. I'm a business owner, as are almost all of my friends, parents, and my wife. None of us would ever do a public job posting. We ask around if anyone knows anyone good for what we need. The last time I did an official "resume" I was like 15 trying to sell jeans at the outlet moll. Resumes are only for jobs with big corporations. Local businesses' don't really do that. If you are trying to work for some massive company like google, amazon etc. then ya you need a good resume I guess. Me and most of the people i know would never work for a big company because the pay is shit.

Well said my friend, you nailed it. Regarding your question, I didn't have any challenges personally, but I can tell the way that the job description has been written in generic form and there are a lot of expectations from the candidate while the actual role is not like that.

I wish your video gets millions of views because you have great content. Try running ads for your channel using some kind of system.

he's the man that knows something,Love you Brother.

We have found our messiah!

Do I need to have cpt then do opt if am doing masters or I can just go for opt?

How are you only have 135 subscribers?? Damnnn You deserve more, well explained and You just gained a new follower

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Well Explained brooooo :)

Wowww how I became the first comment layeir in this exceptional video

United States is a capitalist country, to survive…you gotta have the same mindset… there’s no free ride. You want the material things…you gotta go make it happen.

gread video!!

As a future immigrant, thanks for this information. I’m betting on your page to reach a wider audience . Good luck

Hey! thanks for the video. I am also an Immigrant and my question goes like this: have you gone to college if yes what major have you took if it's not a secret?

100% true American was America 20-30 years ago, sadly the last 10 we became a third world country . I remember if you made 100k a year, you were rich. Now that’s “middle class”

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Insightful ❤

I have memories of visiting family and church friends in Hong Kong. Now I can't go back to visit anymore.

You can learn to make friends in America from the book How to Make friends and influence others by Dale Carnegie.

Hong Kong SAR people used to visit each other's apartments if you're family or friends.

I'm lonely even though I am a first generation American.

Great topic and tips. Thanks man :) Do you know anyone they are good for EB1 and EB2 visas? It might you heard before.

It's not just immigrants. It's everyone. But I can see where it's much harder if you're coming from another country. The advantage is you don't buy into the propaganda that the native-born are fed.

As an American who spent a long time as an immigrant in Russia this video was fascinating to me. The indirectness of America annoys me to no end. It makes Americans come off as self-righteous and rude assholes in many cases.

I would say it is exactly the same in UK. Or, let me rephrase that. It is exactly the same in large cities in the UK, especially London. Moving a bit outside of London, just out of the tfl zones and in areas where people tend to live for longer period of time without the same turnover, then you start to get a bit more into the culture and connect a bit more. But all you said applies the same: there are more boundaries between homes, less physical but more on the invisible ones, but I have to say people do help each other and there is some sense of community. The social aspect also is different indeed, while here it is about going to the pub after work, I come from a more latin culture where you would share a meal while drinking and stay there for hours chatting etc. It is not good or bad, but as you said, there needs to be some understanding of how things work and adapt or at least not feeling frustrated about it

As an Iranian who moved to USA back in 2012 when I was 18, I can relate with this. Dope video man. Subscribed 💯🙏🏼

You nailed it with your analysis!! Being an international in the us really makes you realize what you are now missing..

Excelente vídeo mano. Logo mais estarei me mudando para Maryland a trabalho. Já ficarei mais preparado graças a essas informações.

I hope the subscriptions explode to the millions

All of your points are very true. I wish I was aware of all those before.

Interesting how you see these same things as a foreigner as I see as a local

Coming from Finland and having traveled around the world to now living in the U.S, I feel like this country is the most divisive and isolating. Career prospects do seem promising if you put in the hard work, but the culture and the people are hard to get assimilated to. How did you go about making lasting friendships etc.? Loving the content🤙🏼

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-People also bullied you specially when you're in school. however, you can use this as a driving force to move you forward- some immigrants legal or illegal are the most driven people I know.

I am here watching with a Master degree in Engineering and never used it in US. I am here for 13yrs already. The time fly...lots of regrets about what I should have done but didn't ...