How to find a job in America

China, a big American city, has an employment agency set up by Chinese to serve China people. Many China people in the United States, especially new immigrants, illegal immigrants and legal residents without work permits, rely on employment agencies in China to find job opportunities.

World Journal is the largest circulation Chinese newspaper in North America and has the richest information on employment agencies. Newspapers have eastern (new york) edition, southeastern (Florida) edition, southwestern (California) edition, northern (Chicago) edition and so on. The main pages of international and domestic news are the same, and the difference is only in the local news and advertising pages. All kinds of information about China's work take up several pages, and the information of employment agencies alone takes up one page.

The scope of work introduced by Chinese employment agencies in the United States is basically Chinese restaurants and delivery and decoration related to restaurants, followed by a few jobs such as moving companies, laundries, grocery stores, hotels and nannies. Most of these jobs do not require work cards, and Chinese restaurants account for more than 95% of the total. The types of work are chef (chef), wok (chef), wok (chef's assistant), wok (stir-fry), food delivery (cafeteria table manager), code grabbing (menu code matching), handyman, washing dishes, answering telephone orders, packing and delivering food, and manager.

Of course, according to my intention, I will also find some jobs that suit my specialty, such as hairdressing, massage, computer technician, farm, nursing, Chinese medicine, nurse, driver, electrician, carpenter, bricklayer, electric welding and so on. Some jobs are hard to find, but the salary will definitely be high after finding them. After all, scarcity is precious.