Which one is better for finding a job in New Zealand, Australia, Canada or the United States?

1. Working abroad requires knowing the mother tongue of the country, so there is no need to consider non-English speaking countries; Canada probably needs to learn French, as French is also their official language

2. My English is average, and I am still majoring in management... It should be harder to find someone abroad than at home. You see, if international students want to go to business school, they usually don’t get scholarships, because this major is very popular in their home countries, and there are so many people studying this abroad, why would they hire someone from another country? And how do you get a visa? You are obviously inclined to immigrate, so your visa will be refused.

3. If it has nothing to do with your major, then it is probably just a job like serving dishes in a restaurant. The salary is not high, and it does not necessarily solve the green card problem. It is a type of illegal work.