Why is it difficult for international students to find jobs in the United States?

In terms of employment, it is very difficult for international students in the United States. Especially liberal arts students, many of them have experienced painful career changes and learned some subjects that they are not good at, such as statistics, cs and so on. Actually, I feel very bad. The United States is a place that pays attention to personal development, but many people can't pursue personal development because of the identity of international students and the market restrictions of selecting and employing people.

In terms of employment, it is very difficult for international students in the United States. Especially liberal arts students, many of them have experienced painful career changes and learned some subjects that they are not good at, such as statistics, cs and so on. Actually, I feel very bad. The United States is a place that pays attention to personal development, but many people can't pursue personal development because of the identity of international students and the market restrictions of selecting and employing people. Consider:

1. American university tuition is rising every year, especially for popular majors, which are more expensive and cost-effective.

Due to the restriction of American immigration policy, students can't work outside school, and the consequences of black jobs are very serious.

If you are not a hot major, it is difficult to find a job after graduation, which has nothing to do with whether you are excellent or not. This is the trend of the industry. Many American students often have black creatures on BBS. Are students really bad? No. It's just that the industry is struggling. Biology is still the same, and liberal arts is more difficult.

So my advice is,

1. If the family has money, the cost of studying in the United States is not a big problem. This is a good choice for the United States. This place will bring great changes to people's values. I believe this will be the most precious wealth in my life. At this point, I suggest that the United States has more than Japan. If so, you'd better stay in America for a long time. The more you learn, the more you learn.

If your relationship in the United States is difficult, you can come to the United States no matter what your major is. Internet is needed everywhere, and America is no exception. If this person can help you find a job in America, it's definitely worth it. Wages in America are still much higher.

If your partner is in the United States, or you have solved the green card problem through other means, come to the United States.

If you are Daniel. Whether doing research or entering a company is a cult image, there is no doubt that the United States will prove itself.

If you don't have the above four categories, you must think twice before you act.

In Japan, I don't think it is as difficult to find a job and immigrate as in the United States, and the pressure of life is very low. Personally, I think this is a better place for ordinary people, and so is the calf. The pressure of school is hard to say. It depends on everyone's consciousness. Talk about work stress. American companies are very competitive. If you can't quantify the company's income, the company will let you go mercilessly. Moreover, the company's quantitative standards are not low, and your boss is not a fool. Besides, this is a culture that some American managers are proud of. Some people may argue that you have little pressure to go to a small company. In fact, due to the limitation of identity, the competitive pressure is either unqualified or unqualified, and international students are hired. Those international students who can work in these companies are very lucky. So I'm 50 years old, but there are many old people who can't keep up, even after working in the company for decades, after polite layoffs. Of course, this is not to say that the company's politics are shifting.

But once I chatted with a Japanese manager, Japan once said that it was a regular employee and it was difficult to dismiss. If he is not satisfied with his performance, he will make life miserable and finally let that person resign. Some American managers don't agree with Japan's practice, thinking that many Japanese employees have stable jobs, but not for themselves, and it is difficult to get rid of one person, but I think the pressure of personal privacy and the balance between family and work are much better.

The above comments about the Japanese workplace have also been heard by third parties and may be wrong. Please correct me if you have knowledge.

Another place where Japan collapsed was diet. In the United States, if it is not a colony of China, it is difficult to eat Chinese restaurants, so you have to eat by yourself. Japanese food is much more delicious than American hamburgers, sandwiches and pizzas. Even if there is no China restaurant nearby, I can eat Japanese food (personally). The American diet is unhealthy. It goes without saying that hamburgers and hot dogs are everywhere, and there are always desserts. God, getting fat is so easy.

Personally, the advantages of the United States are:

Americans are usually more enthusiastic than Japanese, and they seem to be more relaxed and even colder. Some Americans are still open. Although there are not many such people, they can still have a good talk. Of course, I haven't met many Japanese yet. On the other hand, there are so many values in America that you really feel free. No matter what you do or learn, no matter which way you want to go, nothing can stop you. The important reason is that living here, feeding yourself is not expensive, and social security measures are also perfect; Nobody really cares about you. In the United States, many China people complain about their problems in the United States. For example, the house price is too expensive and the children are too scattered. In fact, I don't think they have fully accepted American culture. But Japan is a part of East Asian culture after all. I wonder if people are completely indifferent to the influence of the surrounding environment when making choices. Is it possible to set yourself a low standard of living instead of being dragged down by external material?