http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/2009/03/international-students-leaving-the-us-in-greater-numbers-most-think-best-jobs-are-at-home/ Academic and employment resources for international students in the USA Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:58:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/2009/03/international-students-leaving-the-us-in-greater-numbers-most-think-best-jobs-are-at-home/#comment-1518 nik Thu, 10 Jun 2010 21:40:31 +0000 http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/?p=705#comment-1518 Not sure of the survey, Some TDH did this survey and it all says "Want to" , "like to" which means nothing in reality. Even in Home country, the work is again mostly given by US and most of students come with intent of making more money and escape from the dirty politics/work culture. Take India for example...So many are working...has any one product come out successfully in International market...NO !! we all live a life to serve...not achieve anything...we study because we want US to hire us...love us.... Don't know when this ends... But some big twist is needed to make things turn the right way...!! USCIS is just protecting & doing it's job more rigorously ...which it should have done long back... Not sure of the survey, Some TDH did this survey and it all says “Want to” , “like to” which means nothing in reality. Even in Home country, the work is again mostly given by US and most of students come with intent of making more money and escape from the dirty politics/work culture. Take India for example…So many are working…has any one product come out successfully in International market…NO !! we all live a life to serve…not achieve anything…we study because we want US to hire us…love us….
Don’t know when this ends… But some big twist is needed to make things turn the right way…!!
USCIS is just protecting & doing it’s job more rigorously …which it should have done long back…

]]> http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/2009/03/international-students-leaving-the-us-in-greater-numbers-most-think-best-jobs-are-at-home/#comment-346 C. Brookson Mon, 20 Jul 2009 05:02:25 +0000 http://www.scholarshipforusa.com/?p=705#comment-346 While the economic difficulties are to blame for many students' return to their home country, companies are also not quite as willing to invest in foreign nationals as they once were in previous years. I am an International candidate, who was employed in the Tampa Bay region. I enjoyed my job, and made a profound impact on the staff at the facility. However, I was overqualified for my job, and the legal advisor for that company indicated that I could not receive an H1B visa for that one factor. There is no justification in hiring us, as foreigners while Americans are sitting at home without employment. While I am and will be eternally grateful for the support I received while working in the United States, I also felt cheated of the opportunity to practice in my field without restrictions. The U.S. is indeed losing bright, international students. My main concern while residing in Florida was to secure an H1B visa so that I could work for an additional three years, to gain the much needed experience. I am now in my country, with two degrees and no job, because I am overqualified, with specialized degrees. While the economic difficulties are to blame for many students’ return to their home country, companies are also not quite as willing to invest in foreign nationals as they once were in previous years.
I am an International candidate, who was employed in the Tampa Bay region. I enjoyed my job, and made a profound impact on the staff at the facility. However, I was overqualified for my job, and the legal advisor for that company indicated that I could not receive an H1B visa for that one factor. There is no justification in hiring us, as foreigners while Americans are sitting at home without employment. While I am and will be eternally grateful for the support I received while working in the United States, I also felt cheated of the opportunity to practice in my field without restrictions. The U.S. is indeed losing bright, international students. My main concern while residing in Florida was to secure an H1B visa so that I could work for an additional three years, to gain the much needed experience. I am now in my country, with two degrees and no job, because I am overqualified, with specialized degrees.

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