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All the details on applying for a job overseas, interviewing abroad, and building a top-class CV or resume.
Recent graduates have a hard time finding jobs straight out of university. What’s even harder is joining a massive pool of graduates from another culture and continent who automatically have a leg up on you—the right to work there. Everyone…
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Working in another culture teaches you how to cope with a new surrounding while developing yourself. Meanwhile, entering into the startup realm equips you with an entirely new set of skills that make you valuable to future employers. Few better places exist to get both of these experiences than in the business and networking hub that is London. The learning possibilities are endless.
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Building a professional CV is no easy feat. Brit-ifying it is even harder.
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Applying for jobs in another country is stressful. These six tips keep the process from becoming overwhelming and fruitless (and will hopefully lead to landing a job!).
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To get a visa (i.e. the right to work), one must have a sponsor. To apply for a job that would become a sponsor, one must have the right to work (or visa). To be American is to have neither of those things.
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What you can learn about a company’s culture from a follow-up interview
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How a personal detail may have cost me a job opportunity
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CV tips and tricks to convert your U.S. resume into a U.K.-friendly CV.
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If you want a job in the U.K., forget everything you’ve been told about resumes. Well, almost everything.
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