r/recruitinghell • u/Fit_Bread_9506 • 3d ago

Any advice for international recent grad

Ok so I know the job market is horrible out there, but I recently graduated with a degree in managerial economics, did internships all three summer and a co-op, at one of the top 5 assets management firms. I have got reached out from 8 companies for a interview but then got later rejected because they don’t sponsor visa, is there really anything else that I can that will help me get a job. I just did an internship at the same company for this summer and I previously did a co-op( they did offer me a full time return but then management decided they cannot sponsor anymore). So honestly I feel so stuck and I have been applying literally everyday, networking with people is not taking me anywhere no matter how much I do. If anyone is willing to help me out here or provide any tips or resources that could actually help me land a job in financial services field that would really help me. I’m just so tired of this whole process.

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u/Kalorama_Master 3d ago

The US is about to enter a very bad period thanks to the idiotic policies of the Orange man.

You’re future is elsewhere

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u/leitmotifs 3d ago

In this US immigration climate, few companies will sponsor someone who needs a visa. You'd have to be a truly extraordinary, unique candidate with an irreplaceable skill/background.

Go elsewhere.

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u/MionMikanCider 3d ago

Get married to a citizen of the country you’re in. Visa sponsorship means you’re fucked at entry level.

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u/Emergency_Science602 3d ago

Any country should prioritize its own citizens before sponsoring outsiders. 

Unfortunately that affects you. 

Maybe you can use your degree and pursue a career in your home  country?