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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Betsy H CohenPublisher: Constead Press Imprint: Constead Press Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.20cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.308kg ISBN: 9781737545309ISBN 10: 1737545306 Pages: 228 Publication Date: 03 September 2021 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Available To Order ![]() We have confirmation that this item is in stock with the supplier. It will be ordered in for you and dispatched immediately. Table of ContentsReviewsThe struggle to find a job - the right job - is very real in the U.S. especially for foreign-born job applicants. For success, applicants must frequently set-aside their previous job-hunting knowledge and experience to learn anew. Counselors and supporters can be challenged by navigating the labyrinth of market resources and advice not necessarily developed with the linguistic and cultural challenges of the foreign-born worker in mind. During my 42-year career working with immigrant newcomers, I was keenly aware of the lack of reliable authoritative materials that tackled such issues and needs. Now, along comes Welcome to the U.S.A - You're Hired! The author, Betsy Cohen, Founding Executive Director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project, along with a number of contributing experts, has expertly laid out the search, hiring and post-hiring process to ease the process and improve opportunities. Don't wait. Buy this book today. Anna Crosslin President & CEO emeritus, International Institute of St. Louis Moving to a new country and re-starting your career can feel like an enormous mountain to climb. This book gives you a map, a compass, and a backpack full of supplies. Previous generations of newcomers have struggled to put together this kind of information bit by bit. Today, books like this one provide a vital overview, making it possible for you to instead focus your energy on choosing the most rewarding opportunities. May you and your talents flourish in the United States! Amanda Bergson-Shilcock Immigration advocate """The struggle to find a job - the right job - is very real in the U.S. especially for foreign-born job applicants. For success, applicants must frequently set-aside their previous job-hunting knowledge and experience to learn anew. Counselors and supporters can be challenged by navigating the labyrinth of market resources and advice not necessarily developed with the linguistic and cultural challenges of the foreign-born worker in mind. During my 42-year career working with immigrant newcomers, I was keenly aware of the lack of reliable authoritative materials that tackled such issues and needs. Now, along comes Welcome to the U.S.A - You're Hired! The author, Betsy Cohen, Founding Executive Director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project, along with a number of contributing experts, has expertly laid out the search, hiring and post-hiring process to ease the process and improve opportunities. Don't wait. Buy this book today."" Anna Crosslin President & CEO emeritus, International Institute of St. Louis ""Moving to a new country and re-starting your career can feel like an enormous mountain to climb. This book gives you a map, a compass, and a backpack full of supplies. Previous generations of newcomers have struggled to put together this kind of information bit by bit. Today, books like this one provide a vital overview, making it possible for you to instead focus your energy on choosing the most rewarding opportunities. May you and your talents flourish in the United States!"" Amanda Bergson-Shilcock Immigration advocate" ""The struggle to find a job - the right job - is very real in the U.S. especially for foreign-born job applicants. For success, applicants must frequently set-aside their previous job-hunting knowledge and experience to learn anew. Counselors and supporters can be challenged by navigating the labyrinth of market resources and advice not necessarily developed with the linguistic and cultural challenges of the foreign-born worker in mind. During my 42-year career working with immigrant newcomers, I was keenly aware of the lack of reliable authoritative materials that tackled such issues and needs. Now, along comes Welcome to the U.S.A - You're Hired! The author, Betsy Cohen, Founding Executive Director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project, along with a number of contributing experts, has expertly laid out the search, hiring and post-hiring process to ease the process and improve opportunities. Don't wait. Buy this book today."" Anna Crosslin President & CEO emeritus, International Institute of St. Louis ""Moving to a new country and re-starting your career can feel like an enormous mountain to climb. This book gives you a map, a compass, and a backpack full of supplies. Previous generations of newcomers have struggled to put together this kind of information bit by bit. Today, books like this one provide a vital overview, making it possible for you to instead focus your energy on choosing the most rewarding opportunities. May you and your talents flourish in the United States!"" Amanda Bergson-Shilcock Immigration advocate Author InformationBetsy Cohen is the Executive Director of the St. Louis Mosaic Project, a program of the World Trade Center-St. Louis within the St. Louis Economic Development Partnership. The goal is to attract and retain international people to St. Louis for their skills and cultures. Betsy has worked with hundreds of international students, relocating immigrants, international executives, and foreign-born work-authorized job seekers personally and through social media for their job goals and career advancement.Betsy had an extensive corporate career in marketing at an international consumer goods company. She holds an MBA from the Harvard Business School and a BA in Economics from Wellesley College. She is on the advisory board for the St. Louis University Chaifetz School of Business and on the Cortex Innovation Community committee for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. She was recognized as a Most Influential Businesswoman by the St. Louis Business Journal and as a Woman Business Leader by the YWCA. In 2021, she was recognized by the National Conference for Community and Justice of Metro St. Louis for promoting respect among diverse communities. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |